Elon Musk Explains Why He Has A Black Eye
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The billionaire head of DOGE appeared with a purplish bruise at a press conference alongside the president Friday.
Elon Musk showed up to a press conference marking the end of his time leading the so-called Department of Government Efficiency on Friday dressed in all black: black jacket, black “DOGE” hat and black “Dogefather” T-shirt.
He also had a black eye.
Asked about it by a reporter, the world’s richest man said the injury was caused by his 5-year-old son, X, whom he shares with the singer Grimes.
“Yeah, no, I just walked around with little X, and I said, uh, ‘Go ahead and punch me in the face,’ and he did,” Musk said in the Oval Office.
“Turns out even a 5-year-old punching me in the face actually does—” he began.
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