After the announcement of Elon Musk closing the Twitter deal, his sister Tosca Musk gave an ounce of hope by believing that the deal is still possible. The SpaceX CEO showed interest in April by making an offer to buy Twitter for $44 billion, as he started buying Twitter’s shares in January this year, his shareholding became 9.2 percent in April, making him the largest individual stakeholder in the company.
From what the different news sources are reporting, The Tesla CEO has been avoiding talking about the Twitter deal or any topic related to that however Twitter is planning to pursue legal action to enforce the agreement.
In an interview with the Sunday Times published on July 9, she shared her opinions on the recent termination of the Twitter deal that her brother Elon Musk has kept on hold while also adding some information on her family.
“A lot of people will say things are not going to work because they aren’t used to taking risks,” Tosca said to the outlet. “With [my family], it’s like, well, no one’s done it before. Doesn’t mean it can’t be done.”
She also showed confidence in his brothers’ words regarding the Twitter deal by sharing, “If he says he’s going to do it I would believe that he’s going to do it.”
The 51-year-old business magnate notified the SEC on Friday that he would not be going for the social media company and kept his deal with Twitter on hold.
