Elon Musk is initiating foreclosure proceedings on a Bel-Air home that once belonged to actor Gene Wilder, which was purchased by filmmaker Jordan Walker-Pearlman and his wife, Elizabeth Hunter, in 2020. Musk sold the property to them for $7 million, significantly reduced from the initial listing price of $9.5 million, and provided a $6.7 million loan to facilitate the purchase. The couple has fallen behind on payments following financial strains caused by the recent Hollywood strikes, prompting Musk to file a notice of default in July. Despite the situation, Walker-Pearlman expressed no hard feelings towards Musk, stating he views the foreclosure as a non-adversarial process and is grateful for the opportunity Musk provided. The couple has listed the home for $12.95 million, with Walker-Pearlman reflecting on the emotional significance of the property. Musk's trust originally acquired the home in 2013 for $6.75 million, and it features a kidney-shaped pool and a rich history for the family.