The prostate cancer that former United States President, Joe Biden, is suffering from has spread to the bones "and beyond," which has caused a notable deterioration in his health due to the particularly "painful and debilitating" nature that the disease now presents.
In an interview granted to the British network BBC, Hunter Biden has explained that the ailment "has spread, has metastasized to the bones and beyond," a situation he describes as "very painful and very debilitating in many ways."
Joe Biden was diagnosed in May 2025 with an aggressive variant of prostate cancer, a diagnosis that forced the 83-year-old former president to begin a course of radiation therapy. "It is really very hard and very sad to see," his son has confessed. "I wish he complained more, because he is not well," he added, emphasizing the seriousness of the moment.
Despite everything, Hunter Biden has emphasized that his father maintains his political commitment and his determination to continue participating in public events when necessary, especially in light of the upcoming legislative elections scheduled for November.