The Wall Street Journal told a tale of a bizarre love triangle between Elon musk, Google co-founder Sergey Brin, and Brin's now ex-wife Nicole Shanahan. The triangle invovled Musk allegedly schtupping Shanahan, which resulted in Shanahan divorcing Brin, and Brin telling Musk he didn't want to be his friend anymore. The rub for the WSJ is that all three parties denied the story hard.

Now, Elon is encouraging the one most likely to win a defamation lawsuit to sue the fake news out of WSJ. Musk and Brin are both public figures, so the bar to prove the press is lying about you is pretty high. But the girl ain't.

Funny thing about WSJ's "source?" Musk said he spoke to Sergey, and it wasn't him. Shanahan denies it, as well, and is already speaking through a lawyer.

It's remarkable how an (alleged) hit piece can fall apart in record time. WSJ ran the story. Musk not only denied the story but claimed that he and Sergey are still friends... and were kicking it together at that very moment. He even provided evidence.

I don't know about you, but if someone sexes up my wife, I'm not going to throw back cocktails with him, unless right after taking this photo, Musk dropped the camera and then dropped Sergey like he was shares of Twitter. Elon is incorrigible enough of an edgelord to do that.

As of this writing, WSJ is sticking with their source who heard it from a friend who heard it from a friend who heard it from another Elon banged his friend's wife. We'll see if that holds up during discovery.

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