Elon Musk has taken to his social media platform X to share what appears to be a "clean" drug test, after Donald Trump called him a "big time drug addict".
In an X post, the Tesla tycoon wrote the word "lol" above a picture his drug's test. It comes after Musk and Trump's very public falling out over recent weeks.
According to a new report, the US president dubbed his ex-bestie Musk a "big time drug addict" while he processed the end of their relationship. When it all kicked off after Musk left the Trump administration, the MAGA man's response was to call up confidants to try and understand Musk's behaviour.
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Elon Musk shares 'clean' drug test and slams Trump's 'big time drug addict' jab
- by: Tom McGhie
- 06.17.25
- Source:
Daily Star
- 06/18/2025
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