The White House is ignoring questions related to First Son Hunter Biden’s lovechild with ex-stripper Lunden Roberts.
During Tuesday’s White House press briefing, White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre was asked about Hunter and his four-year-old daughter Navy, the seventh grandchild whom President Joe Biden refuses to acknowledge.
Daily Mail's @EmilyLGoodin: "I wanted to ask about the trial…in Arkansas w/Hunter Biden & the child support. Are [Joe & Jill Biden] monitoring that & how come they haven't acknowledged the 7th grandchild?"
— Curtis Houck (@CurtisHouck) May 2, 2023
KJP: "I'm not gonna speak to that from here"
James Rosen: "Why not?" pic.twitter.com/TARVeT7K6L
“I wanted to ask about the trial going on in Arkansas with Hunter Biden and the child support. Are the president and first lady monitoring that? And how come they haven’t acknowledged the seventh grandchild?” asked the Daily Mail’s Emily Goodwin.
To which Jean-Pierre bluntly responded, “I’m not going to speak to that from here.”
This comes after Hunter requested child support payment changes for the 4-year-old daughter he had with Roberts. The case was reopened in September, wherein the younger Biden is seeking to reduce his monthly payments due to a “significant material change” in his “financial circumstances, including but not limited to his income.”
Arkansas Judge Holly Meyer ordered Hunter earlier this month to answer more written inquiries concerning his finances, including investments, art sales, and other financial activities, after chastising his legal team.
The Bidens have never acknowledged Hunter’s daughter, whom he denied was his until a DNA test confirmed he was the dad.
“Every child needs loving parents and loving grandparents,” Roberts’ lawyer previously said. “This child could stand a relationship with her father. She could stand a relationship with her grandfather.”
Hunter reached a settlement with Roberts in 2020 after claiming that he was too poor to pay child support, despite his role in shady overseas business dealings that are believed to have enriched the Biden family.
Biden, meanwhile, bragged about his grandchildren last week during a “take your child to work day” event at the White House.
“The best part of it all, I have six grandchildren, and I’m crazy about them. I speak to them every single day,” the president said last month. “Not a joke.”
He then went on to name each of his grandchildren in turn, finishing with his youngest, three-year-old Beau, named after Biden’s eldest son, who died of brain cancer in 2015. He did leave off Navy.
