Elon Musk’s daughter Vivian shows off moves at ‘Drag Race’ event after slamming dad’s transphobic comment

NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: Elon Musk’s estranged daughter, Vivian Jenna Wilson, showed off her dance moves at the Season 10 premiere event for 'RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars' in New York City on Thursday, May 8.

She was seen just over a month after she slammed her father for making a transphobic comment on social media, according to Page Six.

Elon Musk's estranged daughter seen at ‘Drag Race’ event in New York City

In the clip, which was exclusively obtained by Page Six’s 'Virtual Reali-Tea', Vivian Jenna Wilson, who is transgender, was seen delivering a spirited performance for fans, media, and VIPs who were present to celebrate the latest edition of the 'Drag Race' franchise.

She was seen flipping her hair and flexing some fierce dance moves, as onlookers, including several of the reality show’s famous competitors, cheered for Vivian.

At a point in the clip, the 20-year-old strutted her stuff down the sleek catwalk with drag performer Acid Betty, who is one of 18 contestants selected for the landmark season of 'All Stars'. Notably, the duo held hands during their time together on stage, per the outlet.

Meanwhile, Wilson posed for a photo with Acid Betty and fellow Season 10 personality Daya Betty later in the evening. 

Interestingly, Wilson's love for 'RuPaul’s Drag Race' is not hidden as she shared a classic quote from the Emmy-winning MTV series when slamming her father.

Elon Musk disrespects Vivian Jenna Wilson

In March 2025, Elon Musk disrespected Vivian Jenna Wilson by using her old name before she transitioned.

The tech billionaire wrote at the time, "My son, Xavier, died. He was killed by the woke mind virus. Now, the woke mind virus will die."

Wilson posted a video response on TikTok a few hours later, which had a screenshot of Musk’s comment, followed by her lip-syncing the line, "I look pretty good for a dead bitch."

Interestingly, 'Drag Race' contestant Morgan McMichaels used this line on Season 3 of 'All Stars', aired in 2018. The line has since been used in several memes and social media videos, per the outlet.

Wilson captioned the clip, "And you don’t", which was a savage dig at her father. 

Vivian told Teen Vogue in a March interview that she came out as trans in 2020 as she felt like she could have gone "down a destructive path" had she not.

She said of sharing the news on her Instagram Story, "It was 11 p.m., and I was like, ‘I know for a fact I am trans.’ I had known for a few months at that point, and I was like, ‘I cannot f*****g do this anymore."

She added, "That was the point where puberty was really picking up and everything in my life was completely falling apart."