Billionaire Bill Gates’ daughter has disclosed that her father has Asperger’s syndrome, a fact the Microsoft co-founder has not publicly confirmed himself.

During an appearance on the popular Call Her Daddy podcast, 22-year-old Phoebe Gates casually mentioned this while talking about the experience of introducing dates to her well-known — and reportedly socially awkward — father.

In a comment that quickly raised eyebrows, Phoebe told host Alex Cooper: “My dad is pretty socially awkward. He’s said he, you know, has Asperger’s.”

The disclosure marks the first time a member of Bill Gates’ family has specifically named the condition.

While the tech giant, 69, has previously spoken about identifying with traits on the autism spectrum, he’s never officially confirmed any diagnosis.

Listeners immediately latched onto the moment, sending the quote viral across social media.

“Not exactly surprising,” one user posted on X.

“There seems to be a lot of self-diagnosing going on here,” another wrote.

“Being high in trait disagreeableness, focused, highly intelligent does not necessarily mean one is ‘on the spectrum.’”

Phoebe made the remark while describing the challenges of dating under her father’s watchful – and sometimes uncomfortable – gaze.

“Bringing a guy home can be quite intimidating for him. It’s also amusing for me,” she shared, recounting an instance when Gates drove her and a boyfriend to a school dance while silently tuned into NPR.

“So uncomfortable but so funny.”

The Microsoft mogul and philanthropist has not responded publicly to the viral moment.

But in his 2023 memoir Source Code, Gates did write: “I probably would’ve been diagnosed today, and that’s not a bad thing — it’s part of who I am.”

“I was a hyper-focused kid. I would get so lost in what I was doing, I’d forget to eat,” he shared.

In a February interview with Axios, Gates also opened up about feeling different growing up.

“I always knew I was different in ways that confused people in terms of my energy level and intensity, and going off and just studying things,” he said.

“It’s a little confusing when you’re a kid, that you’re different, or people react to you in some ways, or your social skills — you’re miscuing on various things.”

While Phoebe’s comment may have been unintentional, it adds to the growing conversation around neurodiversity – especially among high-achieving people.

In recent years, more public figures, including Tesla mogul Elon Musk, have openly acknowledged being on the autism spectrum.

Phoebe, who has not commented further on the matter, also opened up about her relationship with boyfriend Arthur Donald, 26 — grandson of Beatles legend Sir Paul McCartney.

She joked about her lack of musical knowledge, recalling the time Donald trying to impress her by taking her to an Elton John concert.

“And Elton John comes out in like a bedazzled tracksuit. I’m like, ‘Is Elton John gay?’ His entire family starts dying laughing,” she said.

Even now, nearly two years into their relationship, she says the McCartney clan still rib her over the moment.