Elon Musk's Daughter Vivian Shines on NYFW Runway Amid Feud

EXCLUSIVE EXPOSÉ: Elon Musk's Estranged Trans Daughter Vivian Wilson Sashays Down New York Fashion Week Runway

The world of high fashion just got a whole lot more dramatic, thanks to the latest sartorial splendor displayed by none other than Elon Musk's estranged transgender daughter Vivian Jenna Wilson. The 21-year-old beauty stunned in an intricate, avant-garde metallic gown constructed from rows of silver safety pins and small chain links during the CHRISHABANA show at New York Fashion Week on Monday.

But what makes this fashionista's appearance even more fascinating is her tumultuous relationship with her billionaire father, who has been embroiled in a bitter feud with his eldest child. The drama between Musk and Vivian has been making headlines for years, with the Tesla CEO seemingly refusing to accept his daughter's transition and even questioning her mental health.

Vivian, born as Griffin Wilson, had already started identifying as female at just 16, but kept it a secret from her father until she was 18. In an explosive revelation, Vivian told The Cut in a recent interview that she came out to her aunt via text, begging her not to share the news with Musk: "Hey, I'm transgender, and my name is now Jenna. Don't tell my dad."

Fast forward to today, and Vivian has been making waves on the catwalk, showcasing her stunning looks and confidence in front of a packed audience at New York Fashion Week. The aspiring model's hands were adorned with striking, claw-like rings on her middle fingers, adding an edgy touch to her overall look.

Vivian's sartorial splendor didn't stop there; earlier this month, she made her debut on the runway wearing a bright red dress with a purple sash reading "Miss South Carolina" at the Alexis Bittar showcase. When asked about the experience by Bittar for his Instagram account, Vivian shared: "Just debuted my SS26 Presentation... Thank you for trusting me [Vivian] and for honoring me with your first show as Miss South Carolina."

As if her runway debut wasn't enough, Vivian has been making headlines for speaking out against her father's comments on her transition. In a shocking revelation, Musk had previously stated that his daughter was "killed by the woke mind virus," prompting Vivian to blast him on social media and remind him she wasn't dead.

The tension between Vivian and Musk continues to escalate, with the young woman revealing in an interview with The Cut that she lives with three roommates because it's cheaper, and is even contemplating whether it's financially viable to enroll in community college in the fall. "College is expensive," she said candidly. "I don't have that kind of inheritance."

Despite her father's estimated net worth of $413 billion, Vivian insisted that she doesn't want to be "superrich" by his standards and values having enough money to keep a roof over her head, afford food, and still have some expendable income left over. As she aptly put it: "which is much more fortunate than most people my age in Los Angeles."

But what's really going on behind the scenes of this high-profile family drama? Vivian has been open about her struggles with ADHD and making friends at her private high school, where she was classmates with Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin's daughter Apple. "It was exactly what you'd expect of a private high school filled with nepo babies," Vivian revealed. "People were unhinged, and I was not popular. I didn't talk to anyone."

In recent months, Musk has made several public comments about his relationship with his daughter, stating that he's tried to win her over but she doesn't want to spend time with him. As Vivian told The Cut: "He's been saying things like 'I've made many overtures,' but the truth is, I don't really care what he thinks or says at this point."

So, what does the future hold for this fiery fashionista and her estranged billionaire father? Only time will tell, but one thing's for sure – Vivian Wilson is here to stay, slaying the catwalk and breaking hearts with her stunning looks and unapologetic attitude.

Sources:

• TheScholarlyNote.com
• The Cut