Tucker Carlson's adorable interaction with Elon Musk's son Lil X about Trump wins Internet's hearts

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Elon Musk's four-year-old son, X Æ A-XII, also endearingly referred to as "Lil X," stole the show during a recent interview between the Tesla CEO and Tucker Carlson.

While Musk and Carlson were engaged in a discussion on the election night, Lil X unexpectedly appeared on the set, capturing the attention of both the audience and the host.

Lil X hilariously responds to a question about Donald Trump

Elon Musk held his son in his arms, settling him on his lap as the interview proceeded. Even as his father engaged in a serious conversation, Lil X, brimming with energy and curiosity, reached for the microphone, keen to be involved.

As the discussion turned to politics, Carlson playfully asked Lil X a question: "Should we help President Trump?" Without hesitation, Lil X responded with a cheerful "yeah,” which elicited laughter from both Carlson and Musk, who were clearly entertained by their son's candid reply.

Musk, who supported Donald Trump in the 2024 election, appeared amused by his son's frankness. The billionaire spent election night with Trump at Mar-a-Lago. 

The 53-year-old, who endorsed the former president shortly after the Butler rally assassination attempt, donated $119 million to fund the America PAC aimed at reelecting the 78-year-old. 

Internet gushes over Elon Musk's son Lil X's candid moment

Netizens found Lil X's poise and authentic rapport absolutely adorable. 

One said, "Lil X has the best laugh," and another noted, "Elon is such a great Dad! I love seeing him interact with his children."

"The next Elon, lil X and dad dynamic duo," remarked a person, with someone else adding, "Laughs just like his dad. Too adorbs!!"

An individual expressed, "Oh my goodness! He is ADORABLE! What a great dad! 'He completes me!' Such joy Elon and Tucker have!!" One more said, "Omg how adorable! He is absolutely precious! God bless you all."

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