Elon Musk has already completed the relocation of his companies to Texas following legal troubles in Delaware that are about to make a significant $46,000 dent in his personal coffers.

This move, although not in line with orthodox laws, seems to have created a need for the millionaire to create a new home for his family. For starters, you already have a place to call home. As just published New York TimesThe millionaire would buy a complex of three mansions in Austin where his 11 children and their three mothers could live.

A new home in the heart of Texas. According to data published by the American newspaper, Elon Musk would replace his simple 35 m2 cabin near the SpaceX offices in Boca Chica with a luxurious mansion in an exclusive residential area of ​​​​Austin.

According to information received from sources NYTMusk’s new home has an area of ​​1,300 square meters and is reminiscent of Italian Tuscan architecture. This isn’t the only property the millionaire has purchased in the area. In recent months, the billionaire invested approximately $35 million in the purchase of two more mansions. With the idea of ​​creating a complex where you will strengthen family ties by bringing all your grandchildren together in a single area, a six-room one is located right behind the first one.

Elon Musk would buy a third house a few meters away from the other two and this would be where Elon Musk would stay. The American newspaper’s sources claimed that Musk would pay a price 20% to 70% higher than the market price to purchase these properties.

A very large family. Elon Musk is a convinced pronatalist who has already had 11 churumbels aged between 20 and a few months. All of them were born through in vitro fertilization and from three different mothers. This explains why most of them are twins, twins or triplets. Some of their names are impossible to pronounce.

According to Walter Isaacson in his biography, Musk gave birth to his first child with his first wife Justine Musk in 2002, and unfortunately he died due to sudden infant death when he was only ten weeks old. Something Justine confirmed in an interview. Since then, the millionaire has opted for assisted reproductive techniques to have two more mothers of his 11 children: Claire Boucher, better known as Grimes, and Neuralink executive Shivon Zilis, who is not officially Musk’s partner.

A house for the family. Accordingly New York TimesElon Musk proposed the mansion complex as a place of residence for his children and their mother, a space where all siblings could live together and their mother could maintain her independence.

Currently, only Shivon Zilis, Neuralink’s executive and the mother of Elon Musk’s three youngest children, is the only one who has agreed to move into the housing complex with her children. Grimes, who until recently lived in Austin, is not keen on the idea as she is in the middle of a dispute with the millionaire over custody of their children. Neither does Vivian, one of his oldest daughters from his marriage to Justine Musk. NBC He doesn’t want to know anything about his father.

Musk sets an example. There is no doubt that Musk’s real estate purchases in Texas reflect his vision of fatherhood and his belief in the need to increase the birth rate globally. In various messages via his X profile, Musk reiterated that having children should be considered a “national emergency” due to low birth rates around the world.

A secret neighborhood for a public figure. Elon Musk’s new neighbors say they know when the millionaire is home because of increased security in the area and other details like the frequent arrival of home services. “I still think with that much money he’ll probably have a lot of whims and do something else soon,” he said. NYT Jim Lewis is a retired farmer who lives near the house where Musk is staying.

In recent years, Elon Musk has had to beef up his security personnel, especially as he has openly shown his support for Donald Trump as a candidate for the White House.

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