Mother of Elon Musk’s 13th Child Speaks Out After Claiming Grok Generated Explicit AI Images of Her

The alleged mother of Elon Musk’s 13th child, Ashley St. Clair, has lashed out after X’s AI technology, Grok, created X-rated images of her.

Speaking to Inside Edition in an interview airing on Friday, January 9, St. Clair described being left feeling “disgusted and violated” after the images were allegedly generated.

“I got a text from a friend, right after I put my son to sleep, so I was like, ‘Oh my God, what could this be now?’ And I found that Grok was undressing me and it had taken a fully clothed photo of me. Someone asked it to put me in a bikini and it did,” she said.

St. Clair continued, “These are real images of me that they then took and had them undress me. So, they found a photo of me when I was 14 years old and had Grok undress 14-year-old me and put me in a bikini.”

The writer and political strategist explained she demanded X remove the images and had mixed results.

St. Clair said that some of the artificially created images were removed quickly while others took “36 hours” to be taken down. However, St. Clair claimed that “others are still up.”

Inside Edition’s Eva Pilgrim asked St. Clair directly if Musk, 54, knew these images were being created by Grok and shared via X and if so, whether he was doing anything to stop or prevent the issue.

“It seems he’s aware of the issue,” St. Clair responded. “That’s a great question people should ask him.”

While Musk did not comment during the Inside Edition interview, he previously replied to an X user on January 4 who expressed concerns about Grok generating these types of images.

“Anyone using Grok to make illegal content will suffer the same consequences as if they upload illegal content,” Musk wrote via X.

Us Weekly has reached out to Musk’s rep for comment.