The Japanese pop legend Hamasaki Ayumi spoke to refute sensational voices that connect it to the technological billionaire Elon Musk.
Speculation broke out after the writer Ashley St. Clair claimed in an interview on May 30 with the New York Times that Elon Musk had generated multiple children globally, including one with a J-pop star.
While Ashley did not reveal the identity of the singer, the Internet quickly buzzed with theories, many indicating Ayumi, affectionately known as “Ayu”. The reason? Ayumi, known for his high -profile relationships with western men and to keep the identity of the fathers of his children private, seemed to adapt to ambiguous clues.
In response, the 47 -year -old singer firmly denied the statements: “The father of my children is not Elon Musk.” He recognized why people could suspect her – her mother also made the connection – but she underlined her desire to protect her children from disinformation: “If someone else said,” isn’t Ayu? “I would probably think the same.
Hamasaki Ayumi, born in 1978, was a dominant figure in Japanese entertainment since the 90s. Although she started her career as a model and actress, her breakout arrived in music with successful singles such as “Poker face” AND “You”. His first album, “A song for XX”At the top of the Oricon rankings and sold over half a million copies, launching it into superstard.
From 1999 to 2008, he constantly released singles with the stage, becoming the first female artist to have eight albums by debuting at number one on Oricon. With over 1.4 million Instagram followers and a lasting legacy, he continues to challenge age and inspire fans. Ayumi is currently on her “Asia Tour 2025: the Am Ayu – Ep.II”demonstrating his passion for music is more vibrant than ever.
Despite the wild voices, the grace and clarity of Ayumi reaffirm her status, not as the queen of J-pop, but as a dedicated artist and mother.
