Hunter Biden spoke about the spread of his father's cancer
Former U.S. President Joe Biden’s prostate cancer has spread to his bones and other parts of his body and is causing him pain. His son, Hunter Biden, revealed this in an interview with the BBC.
In the interview, which aired on the evening of August 7, Hunter Biden spoke emotionally about his father’s condition. According to him, the disease has metastasized to the bones and spread further, and the pain is significant and, in many ways, debilitating for Joe Biden.
Hunter Biden also said that it is difficult for the family to watch the former president’s condition. He noted that he would like his father to complain more about how he feels, since his condition “is not good.”
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At the same time, according to his son, Joe Biden continues to speak out publicly on issues important to him and believes in the United States. Joe Biden is 83 years old. He announced his diagnosis in May 2025, less than four months after leaving office.
After the midterm elections, Joe Biden plans to publish his memoir, *Promise Me, America*.
