Elon Musk Warns 'Humanity Is Dying Out' as Tesla CEO Insists America Needs More Babies

Elon Musk has once again offered an eerie prediction about humanity's future, insisting America needs more babies, RadarOnline.com can reveal.

The Tesla CEO is believed to have fathered at least 14 known children with four different women, in his apparent mission to repopulate the Earth.

Over the weekend, Musk responded to a tweet declaring that "People aged 65 & older now outnumber children 5 & under worldwide for the first time in recorded history.:

"Humanity is dying out," Musk wrote on X. According to the U.S. Census Bureau's report, older adults eclipsed the world's youngest children as a share of the population in 2025, as the number of people aged 65 and older is expected to increase from nearly 900 million in 2025 to 2 billion by the year 2060.

Despite these numbers, the Census Bureau also projects that the global population will grow from about 8.1 billion to 10.2 billion by 2060. However, Musk doesn't seem interested in these numbers, as he has spoken out about his fears for humanity, and a previous bombshell report claimed he's aiming to father at least 5,000 kids.

"Musk is convinced that mankind's very survival is threatened by a dwindling population, and he is said to have resolved to 'seed the Earth' with more human beings of high intelligence," a source previously claimed.

The world's richest man also reportedly prefers to use IVF so he can select the baby’s s--, as nearly all of his kids are boys. According to another report, Musk wants to bring more children into the world, labeling them a "legion," which refers to a military unit used by the Roman army that featured thousands of soldiers.

In a new documentary about the controversial businessman, his former partner Ashley St Clair claimed Musk wanted to have "a legion of children before the civil war."

According to St. Clair, who has a son with Musk, he made the comment in a text message before the birth of their child in 2024. In response, Musk claimed his baby mama "craves the spotlight," and branded the four-hour documentary a "hit piece that misses, and makes the fatal sin of being boring for 4 hours."

St. Clair also claimed Musk, 55, offered her $40million to keep from talking and not discuss their personal conversations with a documentary crew.

The 28-year-old explained she turned down the cash to "set the example for my kids" that she shouldn't trade "being materially comfortable" for "speaking the truth."

Another one of Musk's baby mamas, Shivon Zilis, previously testified that he offered up his sperm when the pair worked together. While on the witness stand, the 39-year-old testified their relationship began as a "one-off" at a corporate off-site event. Zilis then revealed that after she decided to have kids as a single mother, Musk "offered to make a donation" as a sperm donor.

"I still really wanted to be a mom, and Elon made the offer around that time, and I accepted," she said at the time. "He was encouraging everyone around him at that time to have kids, and he'd noticed I did not. He offered to make a donation."

After that request, Zilis recalled that their bond had evolved, eventually becoming a romantic partnership.