In a heartfelt interview with the BBC, Hunter Biden shared the challenging news that his father, former President Joe Biden, is battling prostate cancer that has unfortunately spread to other areas of his body, causing significant pain. Hunter expressed the emotional toll this situation has taken on their family, stating, “It’s very sad to watch.”
He revealed that the cancer has metastasized into Joe’s bones, leading to debilitating discomfort. At 83, Joe Biden made history as the oldest individual to serve as US president, and his age has raised concerns throughout his tenure. Despite facing criticism about the transparency of his health challenges, Joe continues to engage with the public on important issues, demonstrating his unwavering commitment to the nation.
Hunter emphasized that while the diagnosis has been difficult for their family, his father remains active in advocating for causes he believes in. “He’s still doing his thing,” Hunter said, highlighting Joe’s enduring passion for America.
Looking ahead, the former president plans to inspire readers with his upcoming memoir, “Promise Me, America,” set to be released after the midterm elections. This memoir will undoubtedly reflect his resilience and dedication to the country he loves.
