
Hunter Biden has revealed that his father, former US President Joe Biden, has metastatic prostate cancer that has spread to his bones, causing significant pain. In a BBC interview, he described the…
Hunter Biden has revealed that his father, former US President Joe Biden, has metastatic prostate cancer that has spread to his bones, causing significant pain. In a BBC interview, he described the situation as 'really sad to watch' and said he wishes his father would complain more about his condition.

Biden, 83, was diagnosed with aggressive prostate cancer in May 2025, shortly after leaving office. The cancer had already metastasised at detection. His office later confirmed he was undergoing radiation and hormone therapy. Jill Biden earlier noted warning signs such as frequent urination. Despite his health, Biden continues to make public appearances and is working on a memoir titled 'Promise Me, America'.
Coverage of Joe Biden's health risks falling into two familiar traps: either dramatising every setback or dismissing it as irrelevant. Neither extreme helps. Prostate cancer with bone metastasis is serious, but modern treatments allow many to live years with manageable symptoms. Hunter Biden's candid interview should be read as a family's emotional update, not a political verdict. The real test will be whether Biden maintains his public schedule and completes his memoir. That will tell us more than any headline.
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