"Now she is a role model": Fans react as Elon Musk's daughter Vivian Wilson poses for Teen Vogue's special issue

By challenging the public narrative molded by her well-known father, Vivian Wilson is blazing new ground as a powerful, autonomous voice for transgender children and young activists. Photographed for the first time by Andy Jackson and featured on the cover of Teen Vogue's special issue, the young woman, who frankly shares her life, her split with billionaire Elon Musk, and her commitment to social justice is fast inspiring.

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Fans react as Elon Musk's daughter Vivian Wilson poses for Teen Vogue's special issue

Recently, a post was added on X.com by Pop Crave with the caption:

"Elon Musk’s daughter, Vivian Wilson, stuns on the cover of Teen Vogue’s special issue."

One of the most popular comments on the post was done by a fan, written as:

"Now she is a role model." (@MsAnjaliB on X.com)

Some more comments on the post are:

"FU*K*NG ICONIC" (@Astrapricity on X.com)

"This is what living your best life looks like" (@horejsiii on X.com)

"the power of a free woman" (@Berto_Remy on X.com)

Vivian Wilson's followers on Twitter quickly rushed to the comment section to cheer her for her authenticity and bold move. They are inspired by her confidence and self-reliance.

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Another post was added to the Instagram handle of Teen Vogue. The post was captioned:

"Vivian Jenna Wilson is, whether she likes it or not, the estranged daughter of Elon Musk. But she’s also much more than that. Two years after coming out as trans in 2020, Wilson (@vivllainous) wrote in a petition to legally change her name that she doesn’t “wish to be related to [her] biological father in any way, shape or form.” And while she’d never publicly spoken about Musk before then, her attempt at distancing—and publicly refuting him on social media—is what ultimately drew her into the public eye. “Most of [the right] have the charisma of a soaking bathrobe,” she tells Teen Vogue. “I mean, it's not my fault that most of them don't know how to be funny." In her first-ever cover shoot, the 20-year-old chats with writer and comedian @ella.yurman on her modeling and reality TV aspirations, overly-online discourse, her unusual extended family, and what she describes as our “cartoonishly evil” new government."

The comment box was filled with comments such as:

"Brave young woman 👏 curious to read more" (@lisatant on Instagram)

"THIS IS A MOMENT!! 😍" (@chrissbrenner on Instagram)

Fans and followers of Vivian Wilson celebrated her bravery and courage to carry herself as who she is. They wish her the best, respecting her for her individuality.

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One more post was added by Teen Vogue on their Instagram handle, with the caption:

"Commenters on TikTok have been clamoring for Vivian Wilson to get into modeling. In her first-ever photo shoot, it’s obvious that she has a budding career ahead. With her newfound prominence, she’s considering possibilities like Twitch streaming and modeling. “I haven't made any money from being famous at all. I have made zero dollars and zero cents. I do live in a lot of people's heads rent-free, though,” she quips. “I feel like Twitch streaming would be so much fun…. I don't feel like the world needs another Twitch streamer, but [I'd] love to do it.” Other on-screen options also appeal. “It is my absolute dream to be on a reality show, which I know is pathetic,” @vivllainous, daughter of Elon Musk and Justine Wilson laughs. “As an overdramatic little queer, reality shows are something I adore beyond belief.” With her first cover story, it feels likely only more opportunities will be coming Wilson’s way."

Vivian Wilson's public image away from her well-known father highlights the need for personal strength and the transforming power of honesty. For young trans persons experiencing the same problems, her honest opinions on social justice, gender identity, and alienation provide a guide and a mirror.

Wilson always uses her position to advocate change, whether via candid interviews with publications or active engagement on social media. They reflect the mindset of a new generation that rejects the concept that their money or background defines them.