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Elon Musk was finalizing a divorce, dating actress Amber Heard and developing The Boring Company around the time he was said to have exposed himself and sexually proposed to a SpaceX flight attendant.
An insider investigation by Rich McHugh released on Thursday found the flight attendant accused Musk of exposing his erect penis, touching her leg and offering to give her a horse in exchange for sexual favors in late 2016. She rejected his offer, according to documents and interviews provided by Insider.
Musk was in the middle of a divorce case with actress Tallulah Riley at the time. This was their second separation: Musk announced his divorce in 2012, and the couple remarried in 2013. Musk then filed for divorce from Riley in December 2014, then withdrew the documents seven months later. In 2016, their relationship ended permanently, and their divorce ended in October.
That same year, it was rumored that Musk was dating Hurd, whom he met and contacted at the Met Gala in May 2016.
More details about Musk and Hurd’s long-standing relationship recently surfaced during a high-profile defamation lawsuit against her ex, Johnny Depp. According to Hurd’s therapist, the actress “felt nothing” and “her soul was dead” when she began dating Musk a few weeks after breaking up with Depp.
In October 2016, Musk also announced that Tesla planned to develop solar roofs. A month later, Tesla completed the acquisition of Musk’s cousins’ company, SolarCity, a remarkable deal that later brought Musk to a $ 2 billion lawsuit against Tesla’s shareholders, which he won in April 2022.
And in December 2016, Musk came up with the idea for The Boring Company. He tweeted on December 17 of the same year: “The traffic is driving me crazy. I’m going to build a tunnel boring machine and I’m just going to start digging …”
“It’s going to be called ‘The Boring Company,'” Musk tweeted.
According to an Insider investigation, SpaceX paid the flight attendant $ 250,000 in 2018 in exchange for her silence on the charge.
Musk told Insider that there was “much more to this story” and called the allegations “completely untrue” on Friday morning. He also called the story a “politically motivated hit song.”
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