TeslaCEO Elon Musk never seems to let go of any ironyapplesChances are, since Apple rejected Musk's merger and acquisition proposal in 2017, the relationship between the two companies hasn't improved.

In a recent development, Musk said he has removed Apple News, a news aggregation app developed by Apple for its iOS, iPad, watchOS, and macOS devices.

Musk made this statement in response to a tweet from Ross Gerber, CEO of Gerber Kawasaki Wealth & Investment Management (Gerber Kawasaki Wealth & Investment Management). In his tweet, Gerber said he removed Apple News because it was “the main source of negative energy in my life.”

Musk was quick to respond briefly: “Me too.”

Although Apple News is a free app, the company also offers a subscription service called Apple News+. The former focuses on direct news, while the latter offers longer magazine content and paid content from well-known news sources.

Neither Gerber nor Musk specified whether the Apple News free service they cancelled was a subscription service.