The mother of Hunter Biden’s estranged fourth child opened up about her experience dealing with the president’s son in an interview published Saturday in The New York Times.
Lunden Roberts, who has a daughter with Hunter Biden for whom she formerly worked as an assistant, has spoken out about dealing with Hunter Biden following their child’s birth in 2018, highlighting both the president and his son’s attempts to distance themselves from the child, according to The New York Times. Roberts and Hunter Biden settled a lengthy court battle over child support on Thursday.
“We worked it out amongst ourselves,” Roberts told the NYT. As part of the settlement, Hunter Biden will turn over some of his paintings — which have been offered for prices up to $500,000 — to his daughter at her choosing.
“I hope one day when you look back you find yourself proud of who you are, where you […]
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