In other plans reported by the WSJ, Mr Musk is said to have tried to convince Ms St Clair to move to an Austin “compound”, where he hoped to house the rest of his “kid legion”.

The Doge chief addressed the baby rumours last month, writing on X: “I don’t know if the child is mine or not, but am not against finding out. No court order is needed.”

Mr Musk’s ever-growing brood of children has expanded once again after he confirmed the arrival of a new son named Seldon Lycurgus in March.

The baby is believed to be his 14th child and the fourth he has had with Shivon Zilis, a Canadian executive at Neuralink, his neurotechnology firm.

Musk reportedly approached cryptocurrency influencer

Elsewhere, the outlet reported that Mr Musk asked a woman he knew through X if she wanted to have a baby with him, and when she declined, the revenue she generated from the social media platform plummeted.

Mr Musk is said to have taken an interest in cryptocurrency influencer Tiffany Fong, when she began writing on X about the downfall of Sam Bankman-Fried, who was found guilty of fraud and money laundering.

Mr Musk began liking and replying to her posts and this engagement boosted her following, allowing her to begin making money as part of X’s revenue sharing programme for creators.

During the height of her time on the platform, Ms Fong claims to have earned $21,000 on the platform in a two-week period in November.

Soon after following her, Mr Musk sent her a direct message asking if she was interested in having his child despite never meeting in person, according to the Wall Street Journal which reported that Ms Fong did not move forward with the proposal.

Mr Musk allegedly discovered that Ms Fong had told others about his offer and subsequently unfollowed her, at which point her earnings nosedived.