Maye Musk Defends Sydney Sweeney, Recalls 12-Year Path to US Citizenship
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Updated · Fox News · Sep 18
Maye Musk Defends Sydney Sweeney, Recalls 12-Year Path to US Citizenship
1 articles · Updated · Fox News · Sep 18
Summary
Maye Musk backed Sydney Sweeney over backlash to the actress’s nude sports ad, saying women should be free to look sexy, have fun and embrace femininity without being accused of harming other women.
On OutKick’s “Tomi Lahren Is Fearless,” Musk called Sweeney “beautiful” and “fabulous,” arguing that modeling and acting can include sex appeal and that women can build careers from their looks without progressive criticism.
Musk also praised reporting on alleged government fraud, citing millions sent to an empty Minnesota learning center and denouncing tax dollars going to dead people and fake nursing homes.
Her broader political point turned to immigration: Musk said it took her 12 years to become a US citizen, contrasting that legal process with illegal migrants receiving taxpayer-funded hotels and benefits.
The interview mixed culture-war commentary with personal details, including Musk’s note that her 18 grandchildren get hugs rather than Christmas presents.