Elon Musk is officially cutting ties with President Donald Trump's administration after slamming a massive government spending bill.

While the duo has defined the last year of U.S. politics, it appears Musk and Trump are now heading their separate ways.

Fox News host Brian Kilmeade finally admitted what everyone else has been thinking: Elon Musk isn’t gone for good. The Tesla billionaire and Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) supremo announced his departure from the White House this week after a contentious tenure spent slashing the federal government.

Elon Musk announced he is stepping down from his role as a top advisor to US President Donald Trump, concluding his efforts to overhaul the federal bureaucracy. His exit comes amid rising tensions inside the White House and growing resistance to his aggressive reform strategies.

Tesla and SpaceX is the world's richest person and has used his platform to make his views known on a vast array of topics.

The Trump-Musk bromance took a swift turn in 2022 when Trump described Musk as one of the 'great geniuses' in the world, comparing him to Thomas Edison.

The note shared by Elon Musk said Johannesburg is in total disrepair, asserting "not one" traffic light in the city is operational, and that a loaf of bread now costs R1000 (USD 50, approximately).

Elon Musk sparked backlash online after sharing a message from a friend claiming that every traffic light in Johannesburg, South Africa is broken and a loaf of bread costs $50—claims that were quickly debunked by Grok and South African social media users.

In the past, Grimes has used her social media platforms to reach out to her ex, Elon, and speak openly about family issues. In March, she shared her ‘grave concern’ for her children in a desperate plea to her ex to keep her three children off the internet after he brought their four-year-old son to a media briefing at the White House.