Los Angeles – Ashley St. Clair, a conservative influencer who got a lot of media attention when she said she had a hidden child with Elon Musk, has started a new podcast as her latest business venture. On Monday, Musk’s social media site X hosted the first episode of the podcast Bad Advice.
St. Clair made fun of how she hadn’t been in the public eye lately in the first episode. She remarked in her introductory monologue, “After a year of unplanned career suicide, a lot of bad life choices, and a gap in my LinkedIn profile that I can’t legally explain, I’ve decided to start a podcast.” She also said that she doesn’t think her thoughts are “the greatest gift to humanity,” but that anything she says should be taken as a “cautionary tale.”
St. Clair’s homecoming comes after a time when the public was very interested in her when she said in February that she had a son with Elon Musk. The revelation turned into a public fight. Musk’s first response to a post that said St. Clair had “plotted” to have his child was a simple “Woah.” Later, St. Clair said that Musk had given her a fancy apartment in New York and a big security detail. She also said that she had two kids, one with Musk and one from a previous relationship. She has since reportedly sued Musk for sole custody of their son, and a Labcorp paternity test report showed a 99.9999% chance that Musk is the father.
St. Clair talked about her current situation in the podcast and that she is facing “eviction.” She also said that the prediction market startup Polymarket would give $10,000 to help get the podcast off the ground.
St. Clair had some of her most cutting comments on the recent attack on Edward Coristine in Washington, D.C. Coristine, who used to work for the now-defunct Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), was attacked while trying to protect a woman from an attempted carjacking. St. Clair called him “Elon Musk’s DOGE crony” in a sarcastic way and asked why people wanted him to get the Presidential Medal of Freedom. “Since when does losing a street fight make you Rosa Parks?” she asked.
The first episode also talked about other famous people on the internet and in politics, like TikToker Kendra Hilty and California Governor Gavin Newsom, whom St. Clair claimed has “hot supervillain vibes.” She also talked about how Zohran Mamdani is becoming more important in New York politics.