Joe Biden's Cancer Worsens, Spreads to Bones, Says Son Hunter

In a recent interview with the BBC, Hunter Biden, the son of former US President Joe Biden, revealed that his father's prostate cancer has taken a turn for the worse. The disease, which was first diagnosed in May 2025, has now metastasized into his bones and spread further into his body. According to Hunter Biden, the cancer has had a 'very painful' impact on his father, causing significant debilitation. Despite this, the former president remains committed to his public life, with his son noting that 'he's still out there, still doing his thing' because 'he so believes in this country.' Following the initial diagnosis, Biden underwent a course of radiation treatment in October and also had a procedure to remove skin cancer cells from his forehead. Since then, his office and family have been tight-lipped about his health, with his wife, Jill Biden, stating in a June interview with NBC's 'Today Show' that he will have to live with cancer for the rest of his life. Biden, who was the oldest president in American history at the time of his departure from office, has an upcoming memoir scheduled for publication on November 17. His health issues have been a subject of scrutiny, particularly in relation to his decision to withdraw from the 2024 presidential election, with some critics accusing his aides of not being transparent about his condition.