Maye Musk, the mother of tech billionaire Elon Musk, recently made headlines with her statement regarding former President Donald Trump's popularity outside of the United States. In a post on X Sunday night, Maye shared her observation that Trump is loved in Europe and Asia, suggesting that it is only in America where his reception may be more contentious.
During a live conversation on X page, which lasted approximately 41 minutes, Maye delved into various topics including politics and her son's achievements. It was during this broadcast that she expressed her views on Trump's international appeal, stating, 'When I model or give talks in Europe and Asia, they love Trump. It’s just America that may have a problem.'
Maye's statement sparked discussion and debate, particularly in light of her assertion that there are 'many closet Republicans in fashion.' She emphasized her commitment to prioritizing the well-being of America over her own career, declaring, 'If I have to give up modeling for America, I want to save America rather than my modeling job.'
While Maye's perspective may be seen as controversial by some, it sheds light on differing perceptions of political figures across different regions. Her insights offer a glimpse into the complexities of public opinion and the nuances of global attitudes towards prominent figures like Donald Trump.
