Elon Musk’s father, Errol, has revealed that he had his secret love child with his stepdaughter, Jana Bezuidenhout. In an interview to The Sun, the 76-year-old said that he fathered a daughter with 35-year-old Bezuidenhout in 2019.

“The only thing we are on Earth for is to reproduce,” he was quoted as saying. Notably, Elon Musk, who recently welcomed twins with an executive working in Neuralink, shares the same idea.

The couple already has a son named Elliot Rush, who is now 5 years old.

Errol further revealed that they never planned to have another kid and that he doesn’t live with Bezuidenhout anymore, citing 41 years age difference. &nbsp;He said that both had lived together only for 18 months after the birth of their first child.

“It’s not practical.&nbsp;She’s 35…Eventually, if I’m still around, she might wind up back with me,” the 76-year-old was quoted as saying.

&nbsp;“Any man who marries a [younger] woman, even if you feel very sprightly, it’s going to be nice for a while, but there’s a big gap … and that gap is going to show itself,” he added.

Errol, who is a wealthy South African engineer, first got married in 1970 to model Maye Haldeman Musk. Both share three children—Elon, Kimbal and Tosca.

After they split, in 1979, Errol married Bezuidenhout's mother, Heide, who already had two kids. Bezuidenhout was only 4-year-old when Errol became her stepfather.

Both were together for 18 years. They share two children.

But the Musk family was stunned after it was revealed that Errol impregnated Jana in 2017, leading to a bitter fallout with his other children, including Tesla CEO Elon.

“They still don’t like it…They still feel a bit creepy about it, because she is their sister. Their half-sister,” Errol told The Sun.

And Errol still hasn’t given up the idea of having more children in the future. “If I could have another child, I would. I can’t see any reason not to.”

(With inputs from agencies)

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Elon Musk’s father, Errol, has revealed that he had his secret love child with his stepdaughter, Jana Bezuidenhout. In an interview to The Sun, the 76-year-old said that he fathered a daughter with 35-year-old Bezuidenhout in 2019.

Elon Musk’s father, Errol, has revealed that he had his secret love child with his stepdaughter, Jana Bezuidenhout. In an interview to The Sun, the 76-year-old said that he fathered a daughter with 35-year-old Bezuidenhout in 2019. “The only thing we are on Earth for is to reproduce,” he was quoted as saying. Notably, Elon Musk, who recently welcomed twins with an executive working in Neuralink, shares the same idea. The couple already has a son named Elliot Rush, who is now 5 years old. Errol further revealed that they never planned to have another kid and that he doesn’t live with Bezuidenhout anymore, citing 41 years age difference. He said that both had lived together only for 18 months after the birth of their first child. “It’s not practical. She’s 35…Eventually, if I’m still around, she might wind up back with me,” the 76-year-old was quoted as saying. “Any man who marries a [younger] woman, even if you feel very sprightly, it’s going to be nice for a while, but there’s a big gap … and that gap is going to show itself,” he added. Errol, who is a wealthy South African engineer, first got married in 1970 to model Maye Haldeman Musk. Both share three children—Elon, Kimbal and Tosca. After they split, in 1979, Errol married Bezuidenhout's mother, Heide, who already had two kids. Bezuidenhout was only 4-year-old when Errol became her stepfather. Both were together for 18 years. They share two children. But the Musk family was stunned after it was revealed that Errol impregnated Jana in 2017, leading to a bitter fallout with his other children, including Tesla CEO Elon. “They still don’t like it…They still feel a bit creepy about it, because she is their sister. Their half-sister,” Errol told The Sun. And Errol still hasn’t given up the idea of having more children in the future. “If I could have another child, I would. I can’t see any reason not to.” (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

Elon Musk’s 76-year-old father reveals he has another child, with his stepdaughter

Former chief justice of Pakistan Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry on Sunday said he will file a case against Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan in the Supreme Court for fathering a love child out of wedlock, and hence claim his ineligibility to hold public office.

Chaudhry, now the president of the Pakistan Justice and Democratic Party, claimed during an interview with a private news channel on Sunday that he has evidence to show that Khan has admitted to being the father of Tyrian White while abroad, but denies the same in Pakistan. He said his party would file objections against Khan’s nomination papers before the relevant ROs.

“Khan has mentioned his sons in his nomination papers but made no mention of his daughter. We shall take the case against him in the Supreme Court,” he said, adding that leaders should be ethically clean and honest. It is a matter of character, morality, and law,” he said.

He asked how Khan can go around the world speaking of justice when “he is not even willing to recognise his own daughter”.

He asked how Khan can go around the world speaking of justice when “he is not even willing to recognise his own daughter”.

Former chief justice of Pakistan Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry on Sunday said he will file a case against Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan in the Supreme Court for fathering a love child out of wedlock, and hence claim his ineligibility to hold public office. Chaudhry, now the president of the Pakistan Justice and Democratic Party, claimed during an interview with a private news channel on Sunday that he has evidence to show that Khan has admitted to being the father of Tyrian White while abroad, but denies the same in Pakistan. He said his party would file objections against Khan’s nomination papers before the relevant ROs. “Khan has mentioned his sons in his nomination papers but made no mention of his daughter. We shall take the case against him in the Supreme Court,” he said, adding that leaders should be ethically clean and honest. It is a matter of character, morality, and law,” he said. He asked how Khan can go around the world speaking of justice when “he is not even willing to recognise his own daughter”.

Love child row: Ex-chief justice of Pakistan alleges Imran Khan ineligible for office

A decision by Australia's former deputy prime minister to sell his story about having a love child with a former aide sparked derision&nbsp;Tuesday&nbsp;and calls for politicians to be banned from paid interviews.

Scandal-hit Barnaby Joyce, who was forced to quit in February and move to the backbench over his affair with his 33-year-old former media adviser, will reportedly be paid Aus$150,000 (US$113,000) for a tell-all television appearance by the pair&nbsp;on Sunday.

Malcolm Turnbull said he planned to raise the matter privately with the married Joyce, whose smaller National Party rules alongside the prime minister's Liberals.

"It's certainly not... a course of action that I would've encouraged him to take, I'll put it that way," he told broadcaster ABC.

"I think you can understand how I feel about it but I'll just be circumspect, uncharacteristically circumspect, on this and leave it for a private discussion."

News that Joyce, 50, had left his wife of 24 years for Vikki Campion gripped Australia earlier this year, sparking debate about workplace culture amid the global #MeToo movement against sexual harassment.

The saga took another twist when Joyce questioned the paternity of the baby boy, who has since been born.

Best known outside Australia for threatening to euthanise Hollywood star Johnny Depp's two dogs when they were brought into the country illegally, Joyce claimed&nbsp;Tuesday&nbsp;that it was Campion's decision to accept payment for the interview.

He said the couple had tried to ride out the attention, but the paparazzi would not leave them alone.

"Remember there are other people in this interview being Vikki and (baby son) Seb, so if it was just an interview with me as a politician, sure, I am not going to charge for that," he told The Australian newspaper.

"But that is not what they wanted, they wanted an interview obviously to get Vikki's side of the story.

"Like most mothers, she said: 'Seeing as I am being screwed over and there are drones and everything over my house in the last fortnight, paparazzi waiting for me, if everybody else is making money then (I am) going to make money out of it.'"

But the decision to accept payment has prompted accusations of hypocrisy -- Joyce had previously made a formal complaint to the Australian Press Council over the media's coverage of the affair.

Nationals minister Darren Chester said serving politicians should be banned from giving paid interviews.

"I think the public is asking the question, is it appropriate for sitting members of parliament to receive money to do media interviews. I think we should have the conversation in the parliament. I'm hoping for that conversation to occur," he said.

Liberals minister Kelly O'Dwyer warned it could backfire for Joyce.

"Ultimately, it's a matter for him and his judgement. I personally wouldn't do it, I don't think it's right, and I think most Australians are pretty disgusted by it," she said.

Malcolm Turnbull said he planned to raise the matter privately with the married Joyce, whose smaller National Party rules alongside the prime minister's Liberals

A decision by Australia's former deputy prime minister to sell his story about having a love child with a former aide sparked derision Tuesday and calls for politicians to be banned from paid interviews. Scandal-hit Barnaby Joyce, who was forced to quit in February and move to the backbench over his affair with his 33-year-old former media adviser, will reportedly be paid Aus$150,000 (US$113,000) for a tell-all television appearance by the pair on Sunday. Malcolm Turnbull said he planned to raise the matter privately with the married Joyce, whose smaller National Party rules alongside the prime minister's Liberals. "It's certainly not... a course of action that I would've encouraged him to take, I'll put it that way," he told broadcaster ABC. "I think you can understand how I feel about it but I'll just be circumspect, uncharacteristically circumspect, on this and leave it for a private discussion." News that Joyce, 50, had left his wife of 24 years for Vikki Campion gripped Australia earlier this year, sparking debate about workplace culture amid the global #MeToo movement against sexual harassment. The saga took another twist when Joyce questioned the paternity of the baby boy, who has since been born. Best known outside Australia for threatening to euthanise Hollywood star Johnny Depp's two dogs when they were brought into the country illegally, Joyce claimed Tuesday that it was Campion's decision to accept payment for the interview. He said the couple had tried to ride out the attention, but the paparazzi would not leave them alone. "Remember there are other people in this interview being Vikki and (baby son) Seb, so if it was just an interview with me as a politician, sure, I am not going to charge for that," he told The Australian newspaper. "But that is not what they wanted, they wanted an interview obviously to get Vikki's side of the story. "Like most mothers, she said: 'Seeing as I am being screwed over and there are drones and everything over my house in the last fortnight, paparazzi waiting for me, if everybody else is making money then (I am) going to make money out of it.'" But the decision to accept payment has prompted accusations of hypocrisy -- Joyce had previously made a formal complaint to the Australian Press Council over the media's coverage of the affair. Nationals minister Darren Chester said serving politicians should be banned from giving paid interviews. "I think the public is asking the question, is it appropriate for sitting members of parliament to receive money to do media interviews. I think we should have the conversation in the parliament. I'm hoping for that conversation to occur," he said. Liberals minister Kelly O'Dwyer warned it could backfire for Joyce. "Ultimately, it's a matter for him and his judgement. I personally wouldn't do it, I don't think it's right, and I think most Australians are pretty disgusted by it," she said.

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