BREAKING: Elon Musk Junkie Claims Rock Trump Administration — Bombshell Report Accuses Tesla Titan of Being High on Cocktail of Drugs While Running the Country
Elon Musk has been accused of abusing drugs while campaigning for Donald Trump.
May 30 2025, Published 11:48 a.m. ET
A bombshell report has suggested "drug use" played a role in Elon Musk's political demise, RadarOnline.com can reveal.
While Musk, 53, barged his way into the political arena with Donald Trump's presidential campaign, the tech mogul was reportedly using ketamine every two weeks to treat his depression.
Chronic Use of Ketamine
Musk's ketamine use was said to be so severe it impacted his bladder.
The Tesla CEO's alleged ketamine usage was said to be so severe it began impacting his bladder function, a sign of chronic use of the drug.
Sources further claimed Musk was operating on a cocktail of drugs, including ecstasy, mushrooms and stimulants, among others.
Musk reportedly traveled with "a daily medication box that held about 20 pills, including ones with the markings of the stimulant Adderall, according to a photo of the box and people who have seen it."
Erratic Behavior
Sources said Musk traveled with an organizer containing '20 pills' including Adderall.
While wielding a chainsaw on stage and rambling through speeches, Musk was often branded "unhinged."
Now, the report seemingly gives context to the unstable behavior on display from the tech giant.
Sources claimed when Musk joined Trump's campaign, he was "using drugs far more intensely than previously known."
Despite Musk previously claiming in interviews he only takes "a small amount" of ketamine to treat his depression, adding, "I really don't like doing illegal drugs," insiders close to the 53-year-old pushed back and claimed "the line between medical use and recreation was blurry, troubling some people close to him."
Insiders said he "had been using ketamine often, sometimes daily, and mixing it with other drugs."
Musk's Drug-Fueled Travels
Drug use reported took place during stops across the country and at least one international trip.
Other sources alleged Musk's drug use had no bounds – and he abused substances as he zig-zagged across the country campaigning for Trump.
Sources who attended the events said Musk "took ecstasy and psychedelic mushrooms at private gatherings across the United States and in at least one other country."
Last year, a separate report claimed executives at Musk's companies also grew increasingly concerned about his drug habits.
While his attorney reportedly insisted he "regularly and randomly drug tested at SpaceX and has never failed a test," sources close to the testing process claimed the CEO "received advance warning of the tests."
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Musk left his post at DOGE this week.
Meanwhile, Musk has left his position at DOGE this week after claiming the controversial agency, which gutted federal programs and thousands of government employees, had become "the whipping boy for everything."
During his brief stint in the federal government, Musk faced constant scrutiny over his influence on Trump and constant presence in the Oval Office and cabinet briefings.
Outrage spilled over, and citizens publicly demonstrated their disapproval of Musk in the federal government at protests – and in extreme cases set fire to Tesla cars at dealerships, which he branded "really uncool."
Although it's unclear if Musk's alleged drug use spilled over into his DOGE tenure, his "erratic" behavior continued, including "insulting Cabinet members, gesturing like a Nazi, and garbling his answers in a staged interview."
