Elon Musk’s son, X Æ A-12 (X), joined his father in the Oval Office on February 11 during Musk’s White House debut, where he witnessed President Trump signing an executive order. Despite the serious nature of the meeting, X stole the spotlight with his playful antics, interrupting Musk during discussions about his new government role and even picking his nose, wiping it on the Resolute Desk. Some spectators speculated that X told Trump, “You’re not the president, you need to go away.” The moment went viral, with viewers mocking the child’s behavior. Musk addressed X’s interruptions, acknowledging that his son’s actions made it difficult to concentrate during the meeting, though he hoped X would enjoy the experience.
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