The tech billionaire took to Twitter to share a snap of himself and his mini-me son rocking similar “Vikings”-inspired hairstyles.
Elon Musk and his son X AE A-XII sported matching haircuts after watching “one too many episodes of ‘Vikings.
'”“Thanksgiving last year after watching one too many episodes of ‘Vikings,'” Musk captioned the family photo.Grimes, the toddler’s mom, has also practiced her hairdressing skills after“Not sure this haircut went well but he’s Viking now,” the singer, 34, captioned a snap in January 2021.Elon Musk has nine kids and counting
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