Elon Musk’s Father Declares: “My Son Elon LOVES the Buffalo Bills”
In a surprising revelation, Errol Musk, the father of billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk, has stated that his son is a passionate fan of the Buffalo Bills and is considering a full takeover of the NFL team. According to Errol Musk, “Elon LOVES the Buffalo Bills. His grandmother is from there, we have family there, and he wants to buy 100% of the Buffalo Bills.”
This statement has sparked a wave of speculation among football fans and financial analysts alike. Given Musk’s vast fortune, estimated at over $200 billion, acquiring the franchise would be well within his financial reach. However, it remains unclear whether Elon Musk himself has publicly expressed interest in purchasing the Bills or if this is merely his father’s opinion.
If such a deal were to happen, it could bring drastic changes to the Buffalo Bills, one of the most passionate and dedicated fanbases in the NFL. Musk, known for his disruptive business ventures in technology, space exploration, and electric vehicles, could potentially introduce innovations in sports technology, stadium design, and fan engagement.
So far, neither Elon Musk nor his representatives have confirmed any official negotiations with the Buffalo Bills’ ownership. However, given Musk’s unpredictable nature and willingness to take on ambitious projects—such as buying Twitter (now X)—it wouldn’t be entirely surprising if he seriously considered this opportunity.
Would a Musk-led Buffalo Bills be a game-changer for the NFL? Only time will tell.
Elon Musk Served With Child Custody Papers Despite Evading At Least a Dozen Attempts
Source: MEGA
In a highly contentious legal battle, tech billionaire Elon Musk has reportedly evaded numerous attempts by process servers to serve him child custody papers.
Source: MEGAGrimes has sued Elon Musk over parental rights of the pair’s three children.
The mother of Musk’s three children, Canadian singer and artist Grimes, whose real name is Claire Boucher, filed a lawsuit in late September seeking physical custody.
However, court documents obtained by Insider reveal that Musk has successfully avoided being served at least a dozen times in a span of a week.
Source: MEGAGrimes wants the cause heard in California while Musk is fighting to keep the legal fight in Texas.
Between October 13 and October 20, Grimes hired four people to serve Musk at various locations linked to his professional ventures. The process servers attempted to serve papers at the X headquarters in San Francisco, the SpaceX launch site in Boca Chica, Texas, and his Tesla gigafactory in Austin.
They also visited several addresses associated with Musk, including a local horse farm. However, the serving attempts proved unsuccessful, with one process server even resorting to tracking Musk’s private jets in an attempt to locate him.
The legal battle between Musk and Grimes began when both parties filed lawsuits against each other in September. Grimes filed a “petition to establish parental relationship” on September 29, a common step taken in cases where unmarried parents seek child support or custody. Musk, on the other hand, initiated legal proceedings on September 7.
Elon Musk has avoided being served several times.
In her filing, Grimes highlighted her objection to Musk having custody of their three-year-old son, X Æ A-Xii.
Grimes’ attempts to serve Musk during October were met with resistance, with two process servers even trying to reach him at the home of Shivon Zilis, a director at Musk’s Neuralink startup and the mother of two of his children. Unfortunately, they were met by someone who claimed not to know Musk.
In an attempt to serve the papers, process servers encountered security guards and a police officer who instructed them to vacate the Tesla factory and X offices. However, Grimes maintained that Musk was properly served, as her complaint was left with the security guards.
Musk’s legal team disputed this, arguing that Grimes should have continued trying to serve him. They also claimed that Musk was served on October 20 through substitute service, wherein the papers were delivered to Musk’s employees.
