"Your mom told me she was cleaning toilets in a Liverpool boarding house as a child. When I met her in 1966, she was sewing linings for a furrier in a small windowless room behind the store."
"As observers pointed out, it's more likely that Maye meant to write something like 'your grandmom' or 'your father's mom,' and not 'your mom.' Errol's mother was an Englishwoman from Liverpool, just as the original tweet describes. Maye is not; she was born in Canada and grew up in South Africa."
A tweet from Maye Musk's account referring to Elon's grandmother in third person sparked speculation that Elon was secretly operating his mother's social media account. The tweet described a woman cleaning toilets in Liverpool and sewing for a furrier, which Maye appeared to attribute to Elon's mother rather than his grandmother. Users questioned the confusion, leading to theories that Elon intended to post as his father, Errol Musk. However, analysis suggests Maye likely made a simple error, intending to reference Errol's mother, an Englishwoman from Liverpool, rather than Elon's mother. The conspiracy theory appears unfounded, though it reflects broader skepticism about Musk's character and credibility.
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