Is Elon Musk’s Mood Tied to His Romantic Partner’s Hair Color? Workers Say Yes.
Is Elon Musk’s Mood Tied to His Romantic Partner’s Hair Color? Workers Say Yes.
To find out about what sort of temperament to expect from their supervisor Elon Musk at work, Tesla and SpaceX representatives thought that it is useful to stay aware of his… better half’s hair tone. At the point when the Tesla CEO was hitched to British entertainer Talulah Riley (from 2010 to 2012 and again from 2013 to 2016), for instance, he appeared to be more pleasant when Riley’s hair was a specific shade. He was “most joyful when her locks moved toward platinum,” Tesla representatives told creator and Wall Street Journal correspondent Tim Higgins.
That is one of the inquisitive subtleties remembered for Higgins’ new book, Power Play: Tesla, Elon Musk, and the Bet of the Century, out Tuesday, first detailed by Business Insider. The detail was likewise remembered for a 2018 WSJ report on Musk’s perhaps hazardous mindset and personality.
Even though Musk energetically prevented a few sections from getting the book (calling it “both bogus and exhausting”), including purportedly disagreeable cooperation among himself and Apple CEO Tim Cook, which the two of them said didn’t occur, the disclosure about Musk’s weird fixation on his life accomplice’s hair tone appears to be strong and we had the option to discover confirmation somewhere else.
In a paper for Marie Claire in 2010, Musk’s first spouse and the mother of his six kids, Justine Wilson, thought back on her own dissatisfaction with her ex’s particular desire for ladies’ hair tone.
“At the point when I initially met Elon, I wasn’t blonde… No matter the number of features I got, Elon pushed me to be blonder,” she composed. “‘Go platinum,’ he continued saying, and I continued declining.”
Wilson additionally reviewed her initial feeling of Riley when Musk messaged her a month and a half after their separation that he’d been locked into the entertainer. “Essentially she wasn’t blonde. I tracked down that reviving,” Wilson composed.
Wilson depicted Riley as “dazzling, brilliant… and better fitted to my ex’s way of life and character than I at any point was.” Yet, before the finish of the 2,800-word paper, she noticed, “Even though she had dull hair when she and Elon initially met, she is currently blonder than ever.”
