Elon Musk's 2-Year-Old Son Ran Around Twitter Headquarters, Played With Toys During Talks: Report

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The day Elon Musk took power of Twitter, the tech billionaire brought his 2- time-old son X AEA-Xii with him to violent addresses at the company’s headquarter’s in San Francisco, US.

The Washington Post reported that on October 27 Mr Musk and his platoon met with Trust and Safety Officer Yoel Roth in a conference room in order to outline his plans for the point’s future. During the meeting, toys were scattered round the alternate- bottom conference room, dubbed the war room, and Mr Musk’s 2- time-old X AEA-Xii, was running around.

X AEA-Xii may have been at Twitter’s headquarters to attend the office Halloween party that day, where some staff brought their children. He was born in 2020 and is Elon Musk’s first child with Canadian musician Grimes. The brace have beenco-parenting their children after unyoking up in September 2021.

Meanwhile, coming back to the ongoing Twitter chaos, last month, incontinently after taking over the platform, Mr Musk fired some of Twitter’s top directors, including principal legal officer Vijay Gadde, CEO Parag Agrawal and CFO Ned Segal. As per the Post, Mr Gadde’s termination meant that Mr Roth was suddenly the highest- ranking superintendent in the platform’s trust and safety department.

On October 27, Mr Musk was joined by his inner circle at Twitter headquarters. The” Chief Twit” and his new platoon used a large alternate- bottom conference room, dubbed the war room, to bandy motifs from layoffs to the point’s engineering.

The Post reported that the meeting between Mr Musk and Mr Roth, where they bandied content temperance, including issues related to the Brazilian general election, took place shortly after Mr Gadde was fired.

Two weeks latterly, Mr Roth also quit. He reportedly had a clash with Mr Musk over issues including allowing controversial Christian news outlet The Babylon Bee and conspiracy philosopher Jordan Peterson to return to Twitter.