Elon Musk, the world's richest man who claimed to sell out his house and live in a movable board house, was exposed as lying.
Musk has been living in a $12 million mansion for nearly a year, not in a $50,000 simple house in Texas, as he previously said.
Musk lived in the mansion, which was owned by his friend Ken Howery, which Howvery bought for $12 million in 2018 and was the most expensive property in Austin at the time.
The property measures nearly 8,000 square feet and is located on a peninsula at the foot of Mount Bonnell. The owner of the property, Howvery, is also one of the co-founders of the PayPal, and Musk has served as an executive in PayPal.
It is reported that in May 2020, Musk announced plans to sell almost all tangible assets and will eventually not own any houses. Several mansions were sold in 2020. When Musk's last mansion was listed for sale in June 2021, he claimed he was currently living in a $50,000 improvised house he rented from SpaceX.
Earlier this month, in order to sell as soon as possible, Musk sharply reduced the price of his house, from $37.5 million to $30 million (about 190 million yuan), and finally successfully sold the last luxury house, becoming a "homeless" person.
According to the Forbes real-time billionaire list, Musk is currently in first place with $261.7 billion, a difference of $64.8 billion from second-placed Bezos ($196.9 billion). (Fast Technology)
