Ashley St. Clair says she faces eviction amid custody fight with world's richest man Elon Musk

"Well, after a year of unplanned career suicide, many questionable life choices and a gap in my LinkedIn profile that cannot be legally explained, I’ve decided to start a podcast," St. Clair said in the debut episode of her podcast "Bad Advice," cited by People magazine.

In 30-minute clip that aired on the Tesla CEO’s X on Monday, the influencer and autho rexplained that she started the show because she is "getting evicted," adding that she received $10,000 from Polymarket to advertise the company in exchange for "the roof over my head."

"Not because anybody asked, but because statistically speaking, it was either join this or join a -[multi-level marketing scheme]," she said, alluding to financial struggles amid an ongoing custody dispute with Musk over their alleged one-year-old son, Romulus.

Ashley St. Clair, the alleged mother of Elon Musk's 13th child. Photo from St. Clair's Instagram

"I’m not starting this because I think my big-brain thoughts and my podcast mic are the greatest gift to humanity. I actually think I have the worst ideas, so consider everything out of my mouth a cautionary tale," she added.

Musk has not commented on her eviction claims or podcast launch.

In February, St. Clair made headlines when she claimed that Musk, 53, the world’s richest man with an estimated net worth of $410 billion, is the father of her child. The Independent reported that Musk, a vocal pro-natalist, now has 14 children. The Wall Street Journal previously reported that Musk expressed a desire to father a "legion-level" number of children "before the apocalypse."

St. Clair is seeking sole custody and claimed the billionaire offered her a one-time payment of $15 million, plus $100,000 a month until her son turns 21, in exchange for silence. She rejected the offer, saying: "I don’t want my son to feel like he’s a secret," she reportedly told Musk’s family office chief Jared Birchall, The Independent reported.

In March, Musk denied her claims that he "financially retaliated" against the child. On X, he said that despite not knowing for sure" if the child is his, he’s given her child support and "given Ashley $2.5M and am sending her $500k/year."