Biden's Son Says Father's Cancer Worsening: 'Metastasized to the Bones'

Hunter Biden told the BBC that his father, former President Joe Biden, has cancer that is spreading and has metastasized to the bones. He described the disease as painful and debilitating, and also addressed the pardon he received from his father, admitting it was not a good choice for America or his father's legacy.

Hunter Biden, son of former U.S. President Joe Biden, said in an interview with the BBC that his father's cancer is spreading. According to him, "the cancer has metastasized to his bones and beyond," adding that the disease is "very painful and debilitating and very weakening." In the interview, Hunter also addressed the pardon he received from his father, which sparked sharp criticism across the U.S. He admitted that he was "the most privileged person there is," and acknowledged that it was not a good choice for America or for his father's legacy. The article quotes only Hunter's words, with no official response or further details about the former president's medical condition.