Elon Musk’s mother Maye Musk sleeps in ‘garage’ when visiting him in Texas
Elon Musk’s mum has revealed she has to “sleep in the garage” when she visits her billionaire son in Texas.
Maye Musk’s sleeping arrangements at her son Elon Musk’s house may come as a shock to some.
Despite the fact that her multi-billionaire son is the world’s richest man, the 74-year-old model said he’s not interested in possessions “at all”.
In fact, when she visits the tech magnate – who is worth a comfortable $US229 billion ($A333 billion) – in Texas, the mum-of-three revealed she has to “sleep in the garage,” the New York Post reports.
“You can’t have a fancy house near a rocket site,” she told The Times.
Elon Musk confirmed the sleeping arrangements for his mother’s visits in a tweet, responding to the Post’s report with: “Yes, but I’ve done a lot with the place!”
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Back in April, Musk himself revealed he doesn’t “even own a home right now”, and stays “at friend’s places”.
Musk later tweeted that his primary residence is a rental from SpaceX, worth $US50,000 ($A72,800). What’s more, the residence is conveniently near the company’s Texas location.
Musk began unloading his real estate portfolio last summer after revealing he would give up all tangible assets to devote his life “to Mars and Earth”.
“I am selling almost all physical possessions. Will own no house,” he tweeted in May 2020.
“Don’t need the cash,” the eccentric billionaire tweeted in 2020.
“Possession just weighs you down.”
But unlike her son, Maye revealed she has no interest in being blasted off to Mars.
“You have to have six months of preparation and isolation and that just doesn’t appeal to me,” she told the outlet.
“But if my kids want me to do it, I will do it.”
Maye shares Elon, 51, son Kimbal, 49, and daughter Tosca, 48, with her ex-husband, Errol Musk.
In response to the Post’s story, the Telsa CEO tweeted that he’s “done a lot” with his Texas residence.
This article originally appeared in the New York Post and was reproduced with permission