The son of the US president is reportedly struggling to keep up with child support payments
Hunter Biden, son of US President Joe Biden, has appeared in court for a paternity-related case, with his lawyers allegedly arguing that the 53-year-old currently does not have the financial capacity to pay his child support - and where he stayed during his father’s trip to Ireland is proof.
Previously in September, Hunter asked the court to reduce child support payments for a child he had with a woman called Lunden Roberts. Biden is paying a whopping $20,000 per month in child support to Roberts, with his lawyers arguing that the president’s son had paid out a staggering three-quarters of a million dollars to date, Buzz reports.
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