Elon Musk Allegedly Rejected His Daughter With Amber Heard Because She Was a Girl, Insider Claims

In a revelation that is shaking both celebrity gossip circles and deeper conversations about parenthood, a close associate of actress Amber Heard has come forward with an allegation that Elon Musk, the world’s richest man and known advocate of population growth, once rejected a child he fathered with Heard — simply because the baby was a girl.

The child in question is widely believed to be Oonagh Paige Heard, Amber’s firstborn daughter, introduced to the world in July 2021. While the actress never publicly identified the father, this new claim paints a far more tragic and disturbing picture behind the scenes of what had long been viewed as a private, independent choice by a modern woman.

Amber Heard's journey into motherhood has been one marked by fierce independence and public silence on the paternity of her children. When she announced the birth of her daughter Oonagh via surrogacy in 2021, she framed it as a decision she made “on her own terms.” She wrote passionately about reclaiming motherhood outside the boundaries of traditional expectations.

“I now appreciate how radical it is for us as women to think about one of the most fundamental parts of our destinies in this way,” she said in her Instagram post at the time. The birth was a statement — political, personal, and deeply individual. But what she didn’t say, now revealed by someone close to her, is that behind that silence lay rejection, heartbreak, and a battle for dignity in the face of betrayal.

The source, reportedly a close friend of Amber’s inner circle, claims that Heard and Musk had previously created embryos together and entered into serious discussions about building a family. However, once the child was confirmed to be female, Musk allegedly expressed disapproval and attempted to back out of the arrangement.

The insider suggests that Musk had a clear preference for having male heirs and did not want to proceed with a daughter. According to this same source, it was this very reason that led to a private legal dispute between the two, during which Musk allegedly tried to have the embryos destroyed. Heard fought back. And she won.

This revelation comes years after rumors had already circulated that Musk and Heard had battled in court over frozen embryos. At the time, these were treated as unconfirmed whispers, the kind of speculative drama that swirls around celebrity relationships.

But now, the pieces are beginning to form a much clearer and more painful image: one of a woman choosing motherhood in defiance of the child’s own father, who allegedly turned his back on his unborn daughter because of her gender.

The child, Oonagh Paige, born April 8, 2021, has never known anything but the world her mother built for her. In her announcement, Heard wrote, “My daughter was born on April 8, 2021. Her name is Oonagh Paige Heard. She’s the beginning of the rest of my life.” To the public, it read as a celebration. But to those aware of the internal war she had to fight to bring her daughter into the world, it was an act of resilience.

The insider claims Heard was devastated by Musk’s rejection, but chose to proceed anyway, refusing to let one man’s disappointment define her daughter’s existence. If anything, it strengthened her resolve.

Musk, for his part, has long positioned himself as a champion of procreation. He has ten known children with multiple women, and has openly spoken about his concerns regarding global population decline. His public persona around fatherhood has often been enthusiastic, even eccentric.

He has named his children with unique, sometimes baffling names, and presents himself as a figure pushing humanity forward — biologically and technologically. And yet, if the insider account is true, the contrast between that public stance and his alleged private actions could not be starker.

To reject a child based on gender flies in the face of the progressive, world-saving image Musk attempts to cultivate. If this detail is true — that he wanted nothing to do with the child because she was a girl — it opens a dark window into his priorities, one that would inevitably spark outrage and condemnation.

In a society still grappling with issues of gender equality, a man of Musk’s stature allegedly showing such a preference could be seen as archaic, selfish, and deeply hypocritical.

What makes this story all the more devastating is that the child at the heart of it is real, growing, thriving, and innocent. Oonagh Paige, now four years old, lives far from the glare of paparazzi in Spain with her mother and her twin siblings, Agnes and Ocean — also believed to be from the same batch of embryos Musk wanted destroyed.

For years, Amber has carefully shielded her children from the chaos that once consumed her life, especially after her tumultuous and public divorce and court battles with actor Johnny Depp. Spain, and the quiet she found there, became her sanctuary. But no matter how far she moved, the shadows of her past have continued to stretch toward her.

Amber's repeated emphasis on being both “mom and dad” to her children now takes on deeper meaning. At the time, it sounded like an empowering line, a message of solo strength. Now, it appears to be a coded truth — one that masked pain and rejection, a forced reality rather than a chosen one.

The claim that Musk abandoned his own daughter because she wasn’t the gender he wanted is a wound not just to Heard, but to Oonagh herself, whose very origin was reportedly unwanted by half of her genetic makeup.

Heard has never commented directly on any of these allegations. Her silence has always been her strategy. But sometimes, silence says more than words ever could. The way she presents her children, with pride and privacy, with joy and determination, speaks volumes.

She has never sought pity or revenge. She has simply built the life she believed in, one child at a time.

For now, Elon Musk remains silent on the matter — as he has with all the rumors linking him to Heard’s children. But this new claim, especially with its specific and disturbing reasoning, adds another layer of complexity to a man whose legacy is already full of contradictions.

The tech mogul who wants to populate Mars, who has ten children and counting, who lectures the world on civilization’s fertility crisis — may also be the same man who turned his back on a daughter before she ever took her first breath, simply because she wasn’t the son he hoped for.

If this story is true, it’s not just a scandal. It’s a tragedy. One that reveals how even in the most advanced, elite, and wealthy circles, the most ancient prejudices still live on. One that reveals how power doesn’t always come with wisdom, and how courage sometimes wears the face of a mother who refuses to let her daughter be erased.

And for Amber Heard, that courage now defines her. Not just as an actress, or a survivor, or a woman who walked away from the storm — but as a mother who looked rejection in the eye and said: this child is mine, and she is enough.