Elon Musk hired a top-notch New York lawyer to take on his alleged ex Ashley St. Clair as she demands the billionaire take a DNA test to confirm he’s the father to her child, In Touch can exclusively report.

Elon Musk has hired Alyssa Rower, a top attorney, to challenge Ashley St. Clair's paternity claims. Court documents show negotiations over a DNA test and child support. Musk, who was ordered to appear in court on May 29,

"You could never necessarily trust her because you might not be doing what she could monetize or what she could sensationalize in order to make her own star rise," said a source who has known St. Clair since 2017.

Elon Musk is being ordered to appear in court, as Ashley St. Clair argues that she should be awarded full custody of their son, Musk's 13th child. A New York judge will hear arguments about whether or not Musk should take a paternity test,

I am, and always have been, the only parent and caretaker that R.S.C. has known,” St. Clair states in court documents.

Elon Musk responded with surprise regarding private text messages in 2023 between St. Clair and influencer Isabella Moody.

Author Ashley St. Clair said Elon Musk messaged her saying they have a “legion of kids to make” after their alleged son’s birth. St. Clair — who is suing Musk for sole custody of their alleged child — shared social media messages which she claims were sent by Musk, 53, in a paternity petition filed on Friday, February 21.

Conservative YouTuber Isabella Moody told DailyMail.com that Elon Musk's 'baby mama' Ashley St. Clair was a troublemaker in the office and leaked details about her secret pregnancy.

Not long after the news of his 13th child surfaced on the Internet, controversial billionaire Elon Musk welcomed his 14th child. Shivon Zillis, a director at Musk's company Starlink, took to X (formerly Twitter) to announce she and the billionaire had welcomed their fourth child together.