Elon Musk’s estranged daughter, Vivian Wilson, no longer goes to gay bars without a disguise.

The 21-year-old explained to The Cut in an interview published Tuesday that she has turned to camouflage since feuding online with her billionaire dad.

As for what her disguises consist of, she quipped, “You don’t need to know my ways!”

Wilson noted that not only have “a lot of people … tried to spin things [she] say[s] into things” she never meant, “a lot of people can [also] be really creepy, especially about [her] body.”

She explained, “A lot of people say the most disgusting, unhinged things they would do to me. It makes me feel gross.

“Don’t text people on the internet all the ways you’d f–k them,” the model advised readers.

Wilson noted elsewhere in the interview that she can “be a bit closed off” and has “a lower social battery than most people.”

She has been publicly at odds with Musk, who has 13 other children, since filing to change her name and gender in June 2022.

In the request, which was granted later that same month, Wilson wrote, “I no longer live with or wish to be related to my biological father in any way, shape or form.”

Musk, 54, shrugged off the diss in a Financial Times interview that October, telling the outlet, “Can’t win them all.”

The duo have continued to butt heads, with the Tesla CEO claiming his daughter has been “killed by the woke mind virus” — and Wilson repeatedly clapping back.

She trolled him by posting a video via Threads dubbed to the audio, “I look pretty good for a dead bitch.”

Wilson was not open to chatting about her father with The Cut, admitting that she “kind of hate[s] the fact that [she] care[s] now” about what people think and has “become more hinged.”

She continued, “Last-year me was mega-unhinged. I didn’t know what the f–k I was doing, and I didn’t give a f–k.”

Wilson, who wants to be known “as something other than just the obvious,” went on to give clarity on her current financial situation.

“People assume I have a lot of money,” she told the outlet. “I don’t have hundreds of thousands of dollars at my disposal. My mom is rich, right? But obviously … [Musk] is unimaginable degrees of wealthy.”

Wilson added that she lives with three roommates since it’s “cheaper” and she doesn’t “have a desire to be super rich.”

She noted, “I can afford food. I have friends, a shelter and some expendable income, which is nice and much more fortunate than most people my age in Los Angeles.”