Musk’s son ‘lil x’ steals spotlight at the oval office

When camera and journalists entered the Oval Office on Tuesday and tried to focus on President Donald Trump and Elon Musk’s first public comments to cut the government, the dramatic scene was sometimes stolen – by Musk’s son, “Lil X.”

“This is X, and he’s a fantastic guy-high IQ,” Trump said at the top of his remarks, hops, and called the four-year-old a “high-IQ individual.”

While defending his Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) efforts, Musk was repeatedly distracted, including after he raised his son to his shoulders and “X” played with his father’s ears.

“Sorry for this,” Musk said. “Otherwise, I might enjoy this, but as he stabs his fingers in my ears …” he added with a laugh.

The boy, whose full name is x æ a-xii, made faces and mirrored his father’s movements while Musk was talking.

Born in 2020, “Lil X” – as his father calls him, is the youngest son of Musk and Canadian musician Grimes. He has occasionally been seen with Musk in public, including election night, where he was shown in the Trump family’s photo and was called “a beautiful, perfect boy” by the president.

The White House shared a video Of the three in the oval office that highlights “Little X”, who sporty a brown coat and a “cool chain”, as described by his father.

At one point, “Little X” leaned against the historic resolute desk, similar to how a young John F. Kennedy Jr. Was seen in a famous photo from 1962 – from under the same desk.