If you thought Elon Musk was the most interesting person in his family, think again. His 20-year-old daughter, Vivian Wilson, is stepping into the spotlight—and she’s doing it with style. In her debut cover for Teen Vogue, Wilson isn’t just modeling; she’s voguing, strutting, and channeling her inner drag queen like she’s about to snatch the crown on RuPaul’s Drag Race. And honestly? We’re obsessed.
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Drag Race Dreams and Devil Wears Prada Fantasies
Wilson’s love for drag is no secret. In her Teen Vogue feature, she gushes about her admiration for the art form and even reveals her own drag aspirations.
“I think I would be a drag king,” she says. “But I feel like I would kind of want to do both. Honestly, what if I was a femboy drag king? I would eat that up.”
And if you’re wondering what her first performance would be, prepare to stan. Wilson has her sights set on the iconic cerulean monologue from The Devil Wears Prada.
“I would just gradually reveal more and more cerulean, and just live my Meryl Streep fantasy,” she says. “I’m obsessed with that movie.”
Move over, Miranda Priestly—there’s a new queen in town, and she’s serving looks that even Andy Sachs would envy.
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Her Top Queens: Sasha Colby, Bob, and Bianca Del Rio
When it comes to RuPaul’s Drag Race, Wilson is a superfan with impeccable taste. Her top three queens? Sasha Colby, Bob the Drag Queen, and Bianca Del Rio.
“Sasha Colby is the legend, the icon herself,” Wilson raves. “As a trans woman myself, seeing a trans woman like her on the screen who exhibits so much power, radiance, and beauty is so completely awe-inspiring. She has such an important drag family, and she’s such a pillar in the trans community, which is something I really look up to. I’m literally crying. She is mother. She is a goddess.”
As for Bob the Drag Queen, Wilson loves her comedic chops and consistency in the reality TV scene. And Bianca Del Rio?
“I kind of love insult comedy,” Wilson admits, “so I’m gonna have to put my three as Bianca Del Rio.”
Wilson isn’t just living for the legends—she’s also keeping up with the current season of Drag Race. Her thoughts on contestant Joella’s infamous “fabric Pop-Tart” look?
“It’s iconic for all the wrong and the right reasons at the same time,” she says. “I think it transcends fashion. I think it’s revolutionary.”
Comparing Joella’s look to Lady Gaga’s avant-garde fashion moments, Wilson adds, “I feel like Joella is reminding us that Pop-Tarts can be beautiful too.”
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Family Drama, Reddit Style
Of course, no interview with Vivian Jenna Wilson would be complete without a little family tea. As the daughter of Elon Musk and his first wife, Justine Wilson, Vivian has had her fair share of family drama—and she’s not afraid to joke about it.
“If I had a nickel for every time I found out I had half-siblings through Reddit,” she quips, “I’d have two nickels.”
Yes, you read that right. Wilson has learned about new siblings—including Grimes’ second child and Musk’s reported child with right-wing influencer Ashley St. Clair—via the RuPaul’s Drag Race subreddit.
“Tatianna from RuPaul’s Drag Race tweeted, ‘[Not] Grimes popp[in] out another axolotl,’ which made the front page of the subreddit,” Wilson explains. “That’s how I found out about it.”
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Why Vivian Jenna Wilson is the Star We Need
In a world where Elon Musk dominates headlines (for better or worse), Vivian Jenna Wilson is a breath of fresh air. She’s unapologetically herself, embracing her love for drag, fashion, and pop culture with a wit and charm that’s all her own.
And let’s be real: while Elon is busy tweeting memes and launching rockets, Vivian is out here living her best life—voguing in Tokyo, stanning drag queens, and reminding us all that cerulean will always be the color of power.
So, Elon, if you’re reading this: maybe take a page out of your daughter’s book. Because while you’re busy colonizing Mars, Vivian is already ruling the world—one drag fantasy at a time.
