Elon Musk’s Daughter Vivian Jenna Wilson Says She’s Leaving U.S. After Trump’s Presidential Win

Elon Musk’s daughter, Vivian Jenna Wilson, is ready to pack her bags and leave the United States, citing Donald Trump’s recent re-election as the final straw. The 20-year-old, who is transgender and has long been estranged from her billionaire father, opened up about her decision in a candid post on Threads.

Vivian explained that while Trump’s presidency might only last the next four years, she feels the bigger issue is the people who voted him into power. “I’ve thought long and hard about this, and even if anti-trans legislation doesn’t happen, I can’t stay here … because the people who voted for him are still here,” she wrote. Vivian even cast doubt on Trump’s time in office, noting that “even if he’s only in office for 4 years,” the voters that support him are part of the nation’s fabric.

Elon Musk and Vivian have been publicly estranged for years. Vivian, who transitioned and changed her name to distance herself from Musk, accused her father of not supporting her gender transition. The Tesla mogul has been vocal about his complicated feelings, once stating, “I lost my son, essentially,” in a video shared on X.

Elon has become increasingly involved in Trump’s political sphere, reportedly donating over $100 million to a political action committee supporting the former president. He’s even appeared at Trump’s campaign events, adding to speculation that he may take a role in the administration. Despite these moves, Vivian clearly wants no part in what’s coming next.

As pundits discuss the implications of Musk’s possible political involvement, Vivian Jenna Wilson seems resolute in her decision to leave the U.S. Whether she ever plans to return or where she intends to move is unknown, but it’s clear that this election has deepened the rift between the tech billionaire and his daughter.