You might wonder how a 76-year-old supermodel remembers fourteen birthdays. According to interviews, she uses digital calendars and a lot of post-it notes—which is both relatable and hilarious. She’s admitted that she sometimes mixes up names but blames it on “senior moments.” Oh, Maye, we feel you.
She also doesn’t push for family reunions. Instead, she sees them in small groups, often at her favorite sushi restaurant. “I can’t have all fourteen at once,” she told a reporter, “they’d break my apartment!” Imagine that scene: a dozen kids running around, probably inventing the next Tesla battery from leftover chopsticks.
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One of the funniest contradictions is Maye’s own life advice. She wrote a book called A Woman Makes a Plan, where she preaches discipline and routine. And yet, her son Elon is famously chaotic, having kids with overlapping timelines. It’s like she raised a tornado and then handed him a baby-making spreadsheet. But hey, she rolls with it—literally, while walking a runway in heels.
Side note to you, dear reader: If you ever feel overwhelmed by your own two kids, just think of Maye. By the time you finish this article, she’s possibly gained another grandchild via some moon colony. It’s a comforting perspective.
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