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Mama Musk in Mumbai? Elon sends her flowers as she celebrates 77th birthday

Maye Maye, a supermodel with a career spanning 5 decades, also shared an X post by PM Modi about his conversation with her son, reacting with an emoji depicting the Indian flag.

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New Delhi: Question: Who is Elon Musk sending flower bouquets to in Mumbai?

Answer: His mother Maye Musk, who, according to her social media, is celebrating her 77th birthday in Maximum City.

In an X post, Maye Musk wrote, “Thank you @elonmusk for sending these beautiful birthday flowers to me in Mumbai Love m #ItsGreatToBe77,” alongside a photograph of herself draped in what seemed to be shimmery Indian wear.

Earlier the same day, the Tesla CEO had wished her a happy birthday on ‘X’.

Maye even shared an X post by Prime Minister Narendra Modi about his conversation with her son.

Maye Musk reacted to the post with an emoji depicting the Indian flag.

After his conversation with the Prime Minister, Elon too had announced on X that he would be visiting India later this year.

Maye Musk is a supermodel and a Doctor of Dietetics.

She was born in 1948, in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada, and has had a modelling career spanning five decades, appearing on the covers of major magazines like Vogue, Sports Illustrated, WWD, and Harper’s Bazaar.

Alongside modelling, she holds two Master’s degrees in dietetics and nutritional science and has been honoured with a doctorate of dietetics from the University of Toronto.

She has also written a bestseller about her modelling career called, ‘A Woman Makes a Plan’.

(Edited by Gitanjali Das)


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