Elon Musk’s Epic Plan to Party Twice on Epstein’s Caribbean Island
KEY POINTS
- •In November 2012, Jeffrey Epstein emailed Elon Musk about a helicopter to his Caribbean island, asking how many would join.
- •Musk responded that he and Tallulah Riley would need two seats and inquired about the wildest party time on the island.
- •Emails show Musk planned visits in 2012 and 2014, discussed meetings at SpaceX with Epstein, though actual visits remain unconfirmed.
In a plot twisted enough for a Netflix docuseries, emails from 2012 to 2014 reveal Elon Musk flirting with the idea of island-hopping to Jeffrey Epstein’s private Caribbean resort. Despite public declarations of refusal, Musk’s 2012 message asking 'What day/night will be the wildest party on your island?' sets the scene for some serious social dissonance. Epstein, ever the persistent party planner, offered helicopter rides and guaranteed 'always space for you.' Mix in Musk’s partner Tallulah Riley, Tesla, SpaceX, whispered promises of Solar City electrifying islands, and an awkward suggestion Epstein made about Musk needing more sleep, and you get a cocktail of contradictions better shaken than stirred.
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Elon Musk telling Vanity Fair he refused Epstein’s island invites but asking when the wild party is sounds like a bad cover story written by Twitter bots on a conspiracy high.
Nothing says 'I didn’t visit a convicted sex offender’s island' like a carefully timed email about helicopter seats and wild parties.
Musk’s binary sleep productivity formula vs. Epstein’s party island invites is basically capitalism vs. questionable life choices in email form.
Source: Businessinsider | Published: 1/30/2026 | Author: Jacob Shamsian
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