Elon Musk’s girlfriend Grimes says she is ‘ready to die on Mars’ in new Instagram post

Elon Musk’s girlfriend Grimes says she is ‘ready to die on Mars’ in new Instagram post

  • The singer posed at Musk’s Starbase facility in Texas 
  • Musk continues to make technological efforts to touch down on Mars 
  • He continues to test experimental rockets at the Lone Star State facility 
  • Last month, Grimes said she wanted to relocate to Mars after she turns 50 to help erect a human colony there

Elon Musk’s girlfriend Grimes took to Instagram on Tuesday, expressing her extraterrestrial interests amid her beau’s ongoing efforts to enable travel to Mars.

The 33-year-old musician, who shares son X Æ A-Xii with the SpaceX CEO Musk, 49, wrote in the caption of her post, ‘Ready to die with the red dirt of Mars beneath my feet Starbase Tx.’

The Canadian songstress wore a long-sleeved black top with a red plaid skirt with black boots and floral leggings while posing in front of both massive cranes and the interior of Musk’s Starbase facility in Texas.

The latest: Elon Musk’s girlfriend Grimes, 33, took to Instagram on Tuesday, expressing her extraterrestrial interests amid her beau’s ongoing efforts to enable travel to Mars

Last month, Grimes, who began seeing Musk in 2018, said in an online Q&A that she wanted to relocate to Mars after she turns 50 to help erect a human colony there, The Sun reported.

Grimes, whose real name is Claire Elise Boucher, added of the ambitious move, ‘Manual labor until death most likely, but hopefully that can change.’

On Tuesday, SpaceX had another setback with its Starship project, as a prototype Mars rocket failed about six minutes into its test flight, according to the AP

After the stainless steel rocket shattered in Texas, Musk took the attempt in stride, tweeting, ‘At least the crater is in the right place!’

Ambitious: Last month, Grimes said in an online Q&A that she wanted to relocate to Mars after she turns 50 to help erect a human colony there

Ambitious: Last month, Grimes said in an online Q&A that she wanted to relocate to Mars after she turns 50 to help erect a human colony there

Visionary: Musk said earlier this month that his company will touch their ships down on Mars 'well before 2030'

Visionary: Musk said earlier this month that his company will touch their ships down on Mars ‘well before 2030’

He noted that a ‘significant’ event took place before the landing sequence involving the engines.

‘Should know what it was once we can examine the bits later today,’ he said.

Musk said that he and his staff continue streamlining the design of the rocket, adding, ‘Hopefully, one of those improvements covers this problem.’

Musk said earlier this month that his company will touch their ships down on Mars ‘well before 2030,’ and the vexing overlying issue of the endeavor ‘is making Mars Base Alpha self-sustaining.’

Family: The couple and their son posed at the Texas facility earlier this month

Family: The couple and their son posed at the Texas facility earlier this month

In the works: Musk continues to test experimental rockets at the Lone Star State facility

In the works: Musk continues to test experimental rockets at the Lone Star State facility