"Looks Like Overwatch Mercy"... Musk Unilaterally Reveals Ex's Cosplay Photos

Amber Heard "Embarrassed"

Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, suddenly revealed cosplay photos of his ex-girlfriend and Hollywood actress Amber Heard. Amber Heard showed visible discomfort as Musk unilaterally disclosed a secret event from their dating days.

According to the biography "Elon Musk," released on the 12th, Musk asked Amber Heard, who was dating him at the time, to cosplay as Mercy from his favorite game, Overwatch, saying she resembled the character.

At the time, Amber Heard was busy playing the role of Mera, the protagonist in the movie Aquaman, but she prepared the cosplay for Elon Musk.

Amber Heard personally designed and commissioned an outfit identical to Mercy's from head to toe for this cosplay, investing a total of two months.

As the content in the biography became a hot topic, Musk posted photos of Amber Heard at the time on X (formerly Twitter), the social media platform he owns. Musk wrote, "She wore the Mercy costume. It was amazing."

Regarding the release of the cosplay photos, Amber Heard told Page Six, "Elon Musk did not have permission to use the photos," showing her embarrassment.

The biography was written by Isaacson, a biographer known for writing about Steve Jobs, Albert Einstein, Leonardo da Vinci, Benjamin Franklin, and others.

The book described Musk and Amber Heard's relationship as "brutal." It also stated that among the women Musk met, his relationship with Amber Heard was "the most painful." The two traveled together to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, but broke up after Amber Heard exhibited paranoid symptoms, claiming "Musk took my passport." Heard began dating Musk in 2017 after divorcing actor Johnny Depp but broke up after about a year.

The biography also revealed that Musk's relationships with several women he married or dated were unstable.

The biography Elon Musk boasts a vast length of 670 pages. The author said, "Musk not only allowed me to shadow him like a shadow for two years but also did not interfere with the content of the biography at all."