Elon Musk's statement came on the discussions of the affair with the wife of Google's co-founder, said this by clarifying

Elon Musk may be the richest person in the world, but his relationship with controversies remains the same. Whether it is the ongoing controversy over the Twitter purchase or the talk of any new investment, Elon Musk remains in constant discussions. Now another big controversy has come to the fore regarding them. Now the matter of his extra-marital affair with the wife of Google co-founder Sergey Brin has come to the fore. It has been claimed in some reports that he is in a relationship with Nicole Shanahan, wife of Google co-founder, for the last one year. Now Elon Musk has broken the silence on these discussions. He has clarified on this.

According to reports, Tesla CEO Elon Musk has dismissed the news of his affair with Nicole Shanahan. Along with this, he has said that Google's co-founder Sergey Brin and he are very good friends. He has said that he and Brin were together at a party last night. Musk has clarified that he has only seen Nicole twice in three years. In such a situation, there is nothing like an affair between him and Nicole.

A report has been published regarding the affair

It has been said in foreign media reports that until the news of the affair between Nicole and Elon Musk, Sergey Brin and Musk were very close friends. This report was published in Wall Street General. Nicole and Musk tried to back away from their relationship after Brin learned that his wife was having an affair with Musk.

Musk has sought custody of the daughter

Google's co-founder Sergey Brin filed a case in the court in January this year for divorce from Nicole. He argued for this that the relationship between him and his wife was not good. He also said that he and his wife Shanahan have been living separately since December 15, 2021. Brin had sought joint custody of his daughter from the court. He also claimed that he did not get support from Nicole like his wife. In such a situation, they should not be given the custody of the daughter.