'I’ve Got A Little Shiner Here': Elon Musk Shows Up With Black Eye At Farewell Event In The White House; Reveals Reason

'I’ve Got A Little Shiner Here': Elon Musk Shows Up With Black Eye At Farewell Event In The White House; Reveals Reason

Elon Musk appeared at a farewell event at the White House with a black eye, explaining it was caused by his son, X, playfully punching him. During the press conference, Trump humorously commented on Macron's relationship with his wife.

Manasi KambleUpdated: Saturday, May 31, 2025, 03:18 PM IST
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'I’ve Got A Little Shiner Here': Elon Musk Shows Up With Black Eye At Farewell Event In The White House; Reveals Reason | X (@elonmuskADO)

Washington DC: Elon Musk surprised reporters at a farewell event at the White House, appearing with a black eye. During a press conference with President Donald Trump, Musk announced his departure as a "special government employee." Reporters quickly noticed Musk's injury, prompting him to explain its origin. Responding to a question about French President Emmanuel Macron being pushed by his wife, Trump admitted ignorance but humorously suggested the couple ensure closed doors.

Musk, pointing to his black eye, joked, “I’ve got a little shiner here," revealing it was caused by his 5-year-old son, X. He recounted that they were playing, and he playfully encouraged his son to punch him, which he did. Musk began to reflect on the experience but abruptly paused without completing his thought.

Musk's tenure at the White House concluded after 130 days, a duration allowed by his status as a special employee, which was rooted in the Trump administration. During his time, Musk led the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), with ambitions of reducing government costs. He expressed a goal to save $2 trillion through various initiatives.

Musk’s unexpected appearance with a black eye sparked a flurry of speculation and theories online, capturing significant attention. Dressed in a "Dogefather" T-shirt and cap, the 53-year-old tech magnate stood next to Trump, a notable image that drove conversations in the media about both his physical state and his brief role in government.

Donald Trump has once again claimed credit for facilitating a truce between India and Pakistan, highlighting his diplomatic influence. In a recent statement, Trump expressed pride in his role in promoting peace in the region. Meanwhile, Elon Musk addressed an injury he sustained—a black eye—which he humorously attributed to playful roughhousing with his five-year-old son, X Æ A-Xii, clarifying it happened far from France and adding a light-hearted remark about the situation.

Musk's black eye sparked a flurry of social media reactions, with users speculating on the nature of his injury. Despite the buzz, Trump offered accolades to Musk for his contributions to America during his government service, stating that Musk's impact is unprecedented in generations. To honor him, Trump presented Musk with a ceremonial key to the White House, a significant gesture reminiscent of past honors bestowed upon prominent figures like Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

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