Musk again denied involvement in the Epstein case, stating that he never attended Epstein's parties or visited the island.

Elon Musk has once again publicly clarified his involvement in the Epstein case, emphasizing his lack of involvement. Previously, Musk and LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman clashed on social media over the Epstein case. Hoffman accused Musk of "using the influence derived from approximately $220 million in political donations to Trump to fabricate facts to cover up his involvement in the case." Musk denied the accusations and publicly displayed emails between Hoffman and Epstein, stating, "Epstein invited me to many parties, which I always refused, but you actually went." Musk subsequently pinned a tweet reiterating that he never attended Epstein's parties, never set foot on his island, and did not engage in any misconduct. He stated that he has been actively pushing for the full release of the Epstein files and advocating for the prosecution of all those responsible for child abuse, acknowledging the continued smear campaign he anticipates but is willing to bear the pressure to protect vulnerable children.