Kenyan man claims to be Elon Musk's eldest son, demands DNA test

A 40-year-old Kenyan man has publicly claimed to be the eldest son of billionaire Elon Musk and is demanding a DNA test to verify his claim. Nyabonyi Kibiru said in social media posts that his mother had a brief relationship with a young Elon Musk at a hotel in the Masai Mara region in the early 1990s. He described himself as a mental health activist and shared an image to support his assertion. The claim faces a clear timing problem. Musk was born in 1971, meaning he would have been a minor during the period Kibiru describes, while Kibiru is now 40. Kibiru has not produced a birth certificate or any other official documentation, and the image he posted has been widely assessed as possibly generated by artificial intelligence. Musk is known to have several children from different relationships, but neither he nor his representatives have issued any public response to Kibiru's claim. No further details or corroborating evidence have been made available.