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Ladies, Lock Up Your DMs: Elon Musk Is Back on the Market

Ladies, Lock Up Your DMs: Elon Musk Is Back on the Market

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Earlier this year, while under oath, Elon Musk referred to Shivon Zilis—a venture capitalist who, at the time, was his live-in girlfriend and mother to four of his children—as his “chief of staff” and “close advisor” rather than, you know, something like a loving partner. The two seem to have met when Zilis joined OpenAI in 2016, and she eventually jumped ship to serve as director of operations and special projects at Neuralink, another Musk-owned company. She didn’t announce a departure from that role, so it seems she’ll continue to serve as a Musk employee.

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Earlier this year, while under oath, Elon Musk referred to Shivon Zilis—a venture capitalist who, at the time, was his live-in girlfriend and mother to four of his children—as his “chief of staff” and “close advisor” rather than, you know, something like a loving partner. Consider it foreshadowing, as Zilis announced via X (the platform that Musk owns, as you might know) that she and the CEO of SpaceX were no longer romantically…

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