Elon Musk's estranged transgender daughter slams his biographer
Vivian Jenna Wilson takes to social media to criticize Walter Isaacson's portrayal of her father
"He has no right to write about my life," she says
Elon Musk's estranged transgender daughter, Vivian Jenna Wilson, has launched a blistering attack on Walter Isaacson, the author of a recent biography of her father. In a series of tweets on Sunday night, Wilson accused Isaacson of misgendering her, misrepresenting her relationship with her father, and writing about her life without her consent.
"He has no right to write about my life," Wilson tweeted. "He never asked me for my consent, and he never bothered to get my side of the story. He just made up whatever he wanted to make himself look good."
Wilson's tweets have sparked a heated debate online about the ethics of biography. Some people have defended Isaacson, arguing that he has a right to write about public figures, even if they don't want to be written about. Others have sided with Wilson, arguing that she has a right to control her own narrative.
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