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Elon Musk, the billionaire who owns companies such as Tesla electric cars and space exploration technology, has become a cash cow in the eyes of others - his ex-girlfriend is auctioning their Love Souvenirs, which include a dozen photos and love cards.

　　Musk's ex-girlfriend, Jennifer Gwynn, and Musk began dating in 1994, when they both worked part-time in a University of Pennsylvania dorm. After graduating from the University of Pennsylvania, Musk transferred to Stanford University to study for a Ph.D., but he was not satisfied with the campus. He later chose to interrupt his studies and founded his first company, the business information directory website Zip2. Recently, Gwen commissioned the auction of the memorabilia from RR Auctions in Boston, USA, including 18 photos of Musk when he was studying at the University of Pennsylvania and some other memorabilia. It can be seen from these photos that Musk, like ordinary college students, was lazy in the dormitory, showing affection with his girlfriend, and hanging out outside. In one of the pictures, Musk cuddles with Gwen on the sofa with a wine glass in hand (pictured) , looking very comfortable. Among the souvenirs in this auction, the highest bid was a handwritten greeting card from Musk on his girlfriend's birthday: "Happy birthday, Jennifer, love you, Elon." At present, the bidding price for this love card has been It rose to nearly $7,000 (about 48,000 yuan), and the auction house estimated its final price would exceed $10,000.

　　In addition to the greeting card, Musk gave Gwen a beautiful necklace at the time, which is still in Gwen's hands. The solid gold necklace features an emerald gemstone from an emerald mine in Zambia, Africa, owned by Musk's father Errol, a wealthy South African real estate developer and engineer. "It was the Christmas holiday of 1994, when we went to Toronto to visit Musk's mother, he gave me a gift." Gwen said that this necklace is also an early birthday gift, "I wore it on and off for many years, but I've basically kept it in a jewelry box for the last ten years. Of course, seeing it always reminds me of Elon."

　　In an interview with the British "Daily Mail", Gwen, 48, also revealed his relationship with Musk: "Romantic and sweet, but not very affectionate. Musk's shy nature attracted me. , he was very focused on his studies, he was always talking about electric cars at the time, he was definitely going to develop somewhere, and the campus was just his transit point." In fact, this short-lived relationship ended in 1995 when Musk moved out At the University of Pennsylvania, she died, and Gwen was reluctant to sell memorabilia about Musk at first, until she saw that others made a lot of money doing so, and she finally got the heart. According to reports, the auction will end on September 14, and Gwen plans to use the funds to pay for the tuition of his stepson.