Elon Musk shared his drug test results in response to addiction allegations. All results came back negative!

Musk stated that the Wall Street Journal and New York Times made false claims about him and shared the test results on his social media account. The report dated June 11 also showed that the ketamine substance was negative.

In his post, Musk said, "The fake journalists of WSJ and New York Times lied about me. Now let's look at the drug test results. They will be proven wrong."

The New York Times responded, stating that Musk's test results did not change the essence of their reporting. They affirmed, "We stand behind our journalism."

Musk had previously mentioned using ketamine for depression treatment. However, following these allegations, he took a test and shared the results with the public.