Earlier this week, Elon Musk said in an interview with Jordan Peterson that one of his “sons”, “Xavier”, had “figuratively died” because the Tesla CEO was deceived into agreeing to start his child on puberty blockers. He said his “son” was killed by the “woke mind virus”. Musk was referring to his trans-daughter, who legally changed her name to Vivian Wilson on her 18th birthday. Wilson has now responded to Musk’s statements about her in the interview and accused him of misrepresenting the facts about her transition. She says he has “disowned her”.

Wilson made a number of posts on the Threads app in response to comments shared by Elon Musk on clips of the interview. Musk said: “Xavier was born gay and slightly autistic, two characteristics that contribute to gender dysphoria. I knew this from when he was about 4 years old, and he would pick out clothes for me like jackets and tell me it was great!, plus he loved music and theatre. But he was not a girl.”

However, Wilson claims the most shared story is “completely false” and “nothing like this ever happened”. She says he’s only following gay stereotypes to “gain sympathy when he’s clearly wrong”. “When I was four, I didn’t “love music and theater” because, you know… I was four. I had no idea what those things were. My first real experience with music was when my twin brother had a Hamilton phase in 8th/9th grade and would play it in the car so much that I avoided the whole genre for a long time,” she wrote in her post.

In one of her series of posts on the threads, she wrote, “I want to make one thing very clear. I rejected him, not that I rejected him.”

Wilson says Elon Musk has no idea what she was like when she was younger because he was never around. “This whole thing is a complete fabrication, and there’s a reason for it. He has no idea what I was like as a child because he was never there, and when he was briefly, I was constantly bullied for my femininity and queerness,” she wrote.

Wilson dismissed Musk’s comments as an implication that she is not a woman. “What if I’m not a woman, Jen? Whatever you say. I am legally recognized as a woman in the state of California and I do not concern myself with the opinions of those who rank below me. Obviously Allen can’t say the same because in a ketamine-filled haze, he is desperate for attention and validation from the army of degenerate red-pill incels and pick-me’s who are quick to give it to him,” her post reads.

After Musk and Peterson’s interview, as Musk’s comments about Wilson spread, she began responding to the interview. In response to a headline in which Musk said she was “killed,” she quipped, “I look pretty good for a dead bitch.” To a clip of Musk’s comments, she responded, “I didn’t know I was dead, that’s news to me.”