Elon Musk's Dad Claims A Company Is Desperate For His Semen So He Can Father More Children

Elon Musk’s dad Errol claims that a company in Colombia is desperate for his sperm so he can create another generation of Elons.

I don’t know about you, but I think the world can only handle one Elon for right now.

Earlier this week, the Tesla CEO’s father sat down with The Sun to reveal that his semen is in high demand in the South American country.

Errol said: "I've got a company in Colombia who want me to donate sperm to impregnate high-class Colombian women because they say, 'Why go to Elon when they can go to the actual person who created Elon?'"

Errol also claimed that the company was willing to offer him the premium service so long as he could provide the premium spunk.

He added: "They haven't offered me any money but they have offered me first-class travel and five-star hotel accommodation and all that sort of stuff."

Wow, what a humble brag.

However, this makes us think that if he’s the father of one of the world’s wealthiest men, shouldn’t he already be accustomed to living the high life? We would’ve thought fancy hotels and first-class would be second nature to the Musk patriarch.

When asked if he would still consider being a sperm donor free of charge, Errol answered: "Well, why not?"

In a separate interview with The Sun, Errol disclosed that he is open to fathering more children as he believes ‘the only thing we are on Earth for is to reproduce’.

Errol, 71, a retired South African pilot, fathered his second ‘unplanned’ child with his stepdaughter, Jana Bezuidenhout, 31, in 2019.

Errol, who was previously married to Jana’s mother Heide for 30 years, said that his youngest daughter looks exactly like his older children.

He said: "I haven't checked her DNA. But she looks just like my other daughters. She looks like Rose and Tosca mixed up.

"She looks exactly like Rushi and she behaves like him. So it's pretty obvious you know."

Errol added: "She wasn't planned. But I mean, we were living together. She [Jana] stayed here for about 18 months after Rushi was born. 

"But I realised she's two generations behind whereas her mother was one generation behind when I married her. 

"So any man who marries a woman, even if you feel very sprightly, it's going to be nice for a while. But there’s a big gap… And that gap is going to show itself.”