Jeff Bezos and Bill Gates, the world’s two richest billionaires, sparked a global sensation with their billion-dollar divorces. Both share experiences that make everyone lament their marriages, which lasted decades, were quite happy, and were admired by the entire world.

When discussing their divorce, Jeff Bezos and Bill Gates spoke quietly, providing generic reasons but never expressing the true reason for their regrettable divorces.

However, not long after their divorce, both of them publicly stood with their new girlfriends. While Jeff Bezos is frequently seen with his extraordinarily attractive girlfriend Lauren Sanchez, Bill Gates has only revealed dating images with his secret lover once since the divorce.

Meanwhile, the world’s richest individual, Elon Musk, astonished everyone by living a happy single life with a large fortune at the age of 50. 

Page Six claimed in September 2021 that billionaire Elon Musk had split up with his girlfriend, female musician Grimes, after three years together. Tesla’s CEO, Elon Musk, verified the news and stated that the two still have a positive connection, having raised their child together.

“We broke up but still get along and see each other often. My work at SpaceX and Tesla keeps me in Texas or working abroad while she mainly works in Los Angeles,” the world’s richest billionaire world shared with Page Six.

According to Musk, this is the reason for their split. Because they were so busy and had to work in different parts of the nation, they had little time to spend together, so they decided to part ways.

They met each other over social media. Musk texted Grimes to get to know her after seeing a status update she posted about artificial intelligence. The Tesla CEO once said about his ex-girlfriend: “I love Grimes because of her wild artistic creativity and high-intensity work ethic.” Grimes gave birth to Musk’s son in May, after two years of love. The couple called their child X Æ A-Xii Musk.

Musk previously had five sons from his first marriage to writer Justin Wilson, which lasted eight years.