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Title: Trump Says His Bromance with Elon Musk is Over After Ex-First Buddy Launches Full-On Social Media War
Former President Donald Trump has shockingly announced that his supposed bromance with Tesla CEO Elon Musk is officially over. The news comes after Musk launched a full-on social media war against Trump, tearing him down in a series of scathing posts.
Trump and Musk had previously been seen as unlikely friends, bonding over their shared love of Twitter feuds and unconventional behavior. However, it appears that their friendship has finally hit rock bottom.
The drama began when Musk took to his Twitter account to roast Trump’s infamous “covfefe” tweet from 2017. Musk jokingly suggested that Trump must have been under the influence of a powerful drug when he sent the now-infamous message.
Trump, never one to back down from a fight, responded with a string of aggressive tweets, calling Musk a “jealous loser” and accusing him of being part of a massive deep-state conspiracy against his presidency.
However, things took an unexpected turn when Trump’s ex-first buddy, Steve Wozniak, weighed in on the feud. Wozniak, known for his outspoken views and controversial opinions, slammed both Trump and Musk for their childish behavior.
“It’s time for these two grown adults to grow up,” Wozniak tweeted. “This constant bickering is an embarrassment to us all.”
It appears that Trump took Wozniak’s comments as the final nail in the coffin of his friendship with Musk, and has officially announced that their bromance is over.
In a statement released by his team, Trump claimed that Musk had “lost all credibility” after launching his attack on Twitter. He also accused Musk of being part of a massive cabal aimed at taking down his presidency.
Musk, for his part, seems to be enjoying the drama. The billionaire entrepreneur has been retweeting and responding to fans who are siding with him in the feud.
As the drama continues to unfold, it remains to be seen if Trump’s friendship with Musk was ever more than a PR stunt.
Source: www.dailymail.co.uk
