Elon Musk accused of taking illegal drugs, including ecstasy, cocaine at his companies
By Jennifer S. Kuwanta
Elon Musk is facing accusations of using illegal drugs, including ecstasy and cocaine. This alleged lifestyle choice has raised concerns among his executives and board members at his companies.
Sources indicate that certain executives, board members, and individuals close to Elon Musk have expressed growing concerns about his alleged drug use, including ecstasy and cocaine. The worry is that this behaviour may be contributing to Musk’s erratic conduct in recent years. These concerns extend beyond personal well-being, as there is apprehension about potential repercussions for Musk’s six businesses, including Tesla and SpaceX.
Alex Spiro, an attorney for Musk, said that the CEO told the Journal Musk regularly and randomly drug tested at SpaceX and has never failed a test.’
Musk smoked marijuana on the Joe Rogan show and has publicly discussed his prescription for the psychedelic-like ketamine.
According to witnesses cited by the Journal, Elon Musk, the X owner, has allegedly used substances such as LSD, cocaine, ecstasy, and psychedelic mushroom These activities are said to have occurred at private exclusive parties globally, where attendees are reportedly required to sign nondisclosure agreements (NDAs) and surrender their phones to prevent photos from being taken
The Journal reported instances of Elon Musk’s alleged drug use, including taking multiple tabs of acid at a 2018 Los Angeles party, consuming magic mushrooms at a Mexico event in 2019, and using ketamine recreationally in 2021 at a Miami house party with his brother. The report also suggests Musk has taken drugs with Steve Jurvetson, who is currently with SpaceX and was formerly on Tesla’s board.
Those close to the 52-year-old are now reportedly concerned that the extent of his drug taking could cause a health crisis or a crisis for his businesses.
People familiar with the matter claim that Linda Johnson Rice, a former Tesla director, grew increasingly concerned about Elon Musk’s alleged drug use. Frustrated with his behaviour, she reportedly opted not to stand for re-election to Tesla’s board in 2019.