• Elon Musk and Donald Trump have been inseparable since the election and spent Thanksgiving together.
• The Tesla CEO joined the Trump family at a star-studded dinner at Mar-a-Lago in Florida.
• Sylvester Stallone also attended, and Mark Zuckerberg visited Trump's resort on Wednesday.

Elon Musk and Donald Trump have been inseparable since the latter's election victory — and the Tesla CEO was one of several celebrity guests for Thanksgiving at Mar-a-Lago.

Videos circulating on social media showed Musk, who has been regularly spotted at Trump's resort base and is reported to be playing a role in selecting the incoming president's cabinet picks, attending the event alongside his mother, Maye, and the actor Sylvester Stallone.

Musk posted on X that he discussed Stallone's 1993 film "Demolition Man" with the actor, as well as taking part in a rendition of "YMCA," a staple at Trump's campaign rallies.

Musk has been tapped by Trump to help run a "Department of Government Efficiency" in his incoming administration after donating at least $119 million toward Trump's election campaign.

Along with his fellow DOGE head, Vivek Ramaswamy, Musk has floated mass layoffs of federal workers and suggested the new administration should "delete" a federal agency set up to help prevent another financial crisis.

The billionaire and his mother dined with Trump's family members, including his wife, Melania, and youngest son, Barron.

Musk isn't the only tech boss to be spending time at Mar-a-Lago this Thanksgiving.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg dined with Trump on Thanksgiving eve, the company told Business Insider in a statement.

The Facebook cofounder doesn't appear to have made any mention of the visit on his own social-media platform Threads.

Zuckerberg has had a rocky relationship with Trump, who threatened to jail Zuckerberg earlier this year if he was reelected.

The Meta chief previously described Trump's reaction to an assassination attempt in July as "badass" and congratulated the former president on his "decisive victory" after the election.

Sylvester Stallone says Jake Paul should be thanking Mike Tyson after the famous "Rocky" actor said the former heavyweight champion put on an "Oscar winning performance" during their fight last week. 

In a post shared on Instagram this week, Stallone seemed to express the belief that the record-breaking fight between the social media star and one of boxing’s greatest was a scripted performance. 

"Just to set my personal record straight. Business is business. SOMETIMES you have to do hard things and sacrifice for the sake of helping your FAMILY," Stallone wrote. 

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"I have known this unbelievable athlete since he’s 19 years old and what we saw was him giving one of the great Oscar winning performances of all time!!!! Please, Jake, be grateful, HE SPARED YOUR LIFE! Trust me.

"Keep punching Mike, there will never be a MAN like you, a GLADIATOR like you, and a SOUL like you! Keep punching champion of champions! I remember once I bumped into him and thought I was hit by [a] runaway BULLDOZER!!!" 

In the days since the fight, fans pointed to certain slowed-down videos of the fight as proof Tyson held back on his punches, leading to claims the fight was rigged. 

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Paul, 27, defeated Tyson, 58, by unanimous decision. Tyson, the fan favorite, looked like he had a good chance in the first two rounds, but his age quickly began to show in the third round. Tyson finished all eight two-minute rounds. The fight was officially sanctioned by the state of Texas and counted toward both their records. 

In a statement released days after the fight, Tyson revealed he had a near-death experience months before stepping back into the ring. He expressed his appreciation for what will likely be his last fight. 

"This is one of those situations when you lost but still won. I’m grateful for last night.  No regrets to get in ring one last time," he said. 

"To have my children see me stand toe to toe and finish 8 rounds with a talented fighter half my age in front of a packed Dallas Cowboy stadium is an experience that no man has the right to ask for. Thank you."

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