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In a BBC interview broadcast Friday, Hunter Biden disclosed that his father’s malignancy has progressed beyond the prostate, spreading to skeletal tissue and other areas of his body. The younger Biden became visibly emotional while discussing the diagnosis and its toll, characterizing the condition as both severe and functionally limiting for the 83-year-old former chief executive.
Joe Biden announced his cancer diagnosis in May, nearly four months following his departure from the White House. The revelation intensified longstanding questions about his health and fitness for office during his presidency, particularly after his decision to withdraw from the 2024 race following a poor debate performance against Donald Trump.
Hunter Biden expressed frustration that his father resists complaining about his suffering, calling the situation deeply troubling to witness. He emphasized, however, that the former president remains committed to public engagement and continues speaking out on matters he considers vital to the nation.
The former president plans to release a memoir titled “Promise Me, America” following the midterm elections. Biden’s team faced sustained criticism for allegedly downplaying the extent of his health challenges during his time in office.
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