In a stunning moment that sent shockwaves through social media, Elon Musk was at the center of a heated controversy after a recently aired episode of The View . During a live broadcast, the show’s hosts took a series of bites from Musk’s 4-year-old son, X æ A-XII, which triggered an unexpected and violent reaction from the billionaire entrepreneur.

The drama unfolded when co-models Whoopi Goldberg, Joy Behar and Sunny Hostin discussed Musk’s parenting style in a less than flattering light. “What kind of father does his son come out in the spotlight?” Behare scoffed while Goldberg added, “It’s just irresponsible, especially for a child that young.” The comments quickly mounted, with hosts making sarcastic comments about the unique name and the attention it draws.

Viewers watched in disbelief as the conversation became increasingly personal. Musk, known for his snappy comebacks on social media, clearly wasn’t letting the comments slide. As the episode aired, he took to Twitter to express his outrage, tweeting: “Attacking my son crosses a line. I will not defend him. #protectx.”

His tweet quickly went viral, garnering thousands of likes and retweets, with many fans and supporters rallying behind it. “Elon is right! Leave his kids alone!” one user commented, while another added: “The view has gone too far this time.” The backlash against the hosts was immediate and intense, with many calling for a boycott of the show.

But Musk’s backlash didn’t end there. In an unexpected move, he announced that he would be appearing on The View for a special segment to address the controversy directly. “I will be there to discuss fatherhood, respect, and the importance of protecting our children,” he said in a follow-up tweet. The announcement sent the internet into a frenzy, with fans eagerly awaiting what Musk would say live on air.

As tensions rose, The View reportedly asked producers about the potential fallout from Musk’s appearance. Sources close to the show said the legal teams were considering protecting the hosts from backlash. “You’re worried about defamation claims and how that might affect your reviews,” one insider announced. The production team was scrambling to prepare for one of the most explosive episodes in the show’s history.

When the day finally arrived, the studio was in high spirits. Musk walked onto the set in his trademark smirk, and the atmosphere was electric. The visibly tense hosts tried to steer the conversation toward easier topics, but Musk was having none of it. “Let’s talk about what really happened here,” he said, cutting straight to the chase.

The ensuing exchange was intense and emotional. Musk passionately defended his son and stressed how important it is to protect children from public criticism. “My son deserves to have the freedom of free children. We should protect all of our children and not tear them down for entertainment,” he said.

The tension in the studio was palpable, with the audience hanging on every word. The hosts tried to change the conversation, but Musk’s determination to address the issue directly kept them coming. “What you said was hurtful and needs to be acknowledged,” she added, thinking she explained her words.

As the episode ended, it was clear that the fallout from this encounter would resonate far beyond the studio. The public response was overwhelming, with many praising Musk for her stance against bullying and calling for more respectful dialogue about parenting and family.

The situation has expanded a broader debate about the responsibilities of public figures and the media when it comes to discussing children. If the dust settles, it remains to be seen what consequences will follow for The View and its hosts, but one thing is certain: Elon Musk’s unexpected comeback has left an indelible mark on the landscape of daytime television.