Elon Musk’s estranged daughter has brutal reaction to Trump feud: ‘I love being proven right’

Elon Musk’s estranged daughter appeared to gloat Friday about her billionaire dad’s epic public feud with President Trump — saying “I love being proven right” and cackling with glee on social media.

Vivian Wilson, 21 — who vowed to leave the US after Trump was elected president last year — seemingly mocked her tech mogul dad’s explosive fallout with his former president ally in an Instagram post.

“I do not want to comment,” she says before howling in a fit of laughter.

The Tesla CEO and Trump faced off in an ugly verbal spat Thursday after Musk insulted the commander-in-chief’s “big, beautiful bill,”  prompting the president to question whether the pair could ever mend their relationship.

The nasty fight between the world’s richest man and the world’s most powerful man quickly spiraled — with Musk calling for Trump’s impeachment and declaring that the president has links to the late pedophile Jeffrey Epstein.

Wilson’s post came as the feud simmered Thursday, but it didn’t specifically mention Trump or her father by name. It’s captioned, “I love being proven right.”

Wilson, who is transgender, cut ties with the increasingly volatile Tesla founder in 2022 when she filed a petition to change her gender and name. 

She has previously bashed Trump’s “anti-trans regulations” and called her dad, who supported the president’s 2024 campaign, a “pathetic man-child,” who hasn’t been accepting of her gender.

In past interviews, Musk has claimed Wilson — who is one of the billionaire’s 14 children — was “killed by the woke mind virus” and that he was “tricked” into letting her transition at age 16.

On Friday, Trump said he has no interest in speaking to Musk after White House aides scrambled to set up a call between the two men.