Hunter Biden, who spoke about the health of his father, former U.S. President Joe Biden, said that the 83-year-old Biden’s prostate cancer had spread to his bones and other parts of his body. Hunter Biden said the disease was causing his father severe pain and making his daily life considerably more difficult.
Hunter Biden became emotional
In Friday’s extensive interview, Hunter Biden said that watching his father battle the disease had been very difficult for the family and became emotional while discussing his health.
Hunter Biden said the cancer had spread to the bones and other parts of the body, describing the situation as very painful and exhausting in many ways. Saying he wished his father would complain more, Hunter Biden said the current situation was not good.

Biden’s health was debated during his presidency
Joe Biden’s age and health were subjects of debate throughout his four-year term in the White House. Biden and his White House advisers were criticized over allegations that they had concealed the seriousness of his health problems.
The debate intensified after Biden ended his reelection campaign. Biden ended his campaign after a debate with Donald Trump, who later became his successor, that drew heavy criticism.
Diagnosis announced in May of the previous year
Joe Biden announced his prostate cancer diagnosis in May of the previous year, less than four months after leaving the White House. Hunter Biden said the diagnosis had been particularly difficult for the family.