The issue of the affair between Elon Musk and the wife of the founder of Google, Sergey Brin, is still hot. Most recently, Elon Musk hopes that his wife, who is accused of cheating with him, sues the Wall Street Journal or WSJ media.
As reported, the WSJ was the first to report that the richest man in the world had an affair with Nicole, which led to a divorce suit by Sergey. It was even mentioned that Elon Musk fell to his knees begging for forgiveness from Sergey.
Elon Musk and Nicole's lawyers have vehemently denied this. "Make no mistake, any news that Nicole is having an affair with Elon Musk is not only a big lie but also defamation," said Barry Freedman, Nicole's attorney.
Elon Musk has also stated that he will not sue the WSJ but has chosen to deny it on social media. "Lawsuits by public persons against news organizations in the United States are futile. Better to argue on Twitter or ignore them, which I often do," Elon Musk wrote to the New York Post.
But he suggested that Nicole sue WSJ. "As a (famous) public person, winning a defamation lawsuit against a news agency is almost impossible," Elon wrote.
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"They can say I'm a demon and the source is their shaman," quipped this South African-born man.
Elon Musk added that Nicole had a better chance of taking the WSJ to court. "Nicole is not a public person so she could have won. I hope she sues them," she wrote on Twitter.
The Wall Street Journal itself has given a brief statement that they believe the news of the affair between Elon Musk and Sergey Brin's wife is true.
"We believe in our sources, and we support our reporting," said a spokesperson for the well-known media as quoted by us from The Guardian page.