The deadbeat dad and son of former U.S. vice president had a child with 28-year-old Lunden Roberts in 2018 after meeting her at a DC strip joint where she worked as an exotic dancer.
Lunden took Hunter to paternity court. She told the court that the former vice president's son “had no involvement in the child’s life since the child’s birth, never interacted with the child, never parented the child,” and “could not identify the child out of a photo lineup.” After many delays he later agreed to a settlement in 2020 with the stripper.
In his new “memoir” titled “Beautiful Things” Hunter said that he was so strung out on drugs and alcohol that he doesn’t remember his “encounter” with Lunden.
“I’m not proud of it. It’s why I would later challenge in court the woman from Arkansas who had a baby in 2018 and claimed the child was mine — I had no recollection of our encounter,” the former vice president's son wrote in the memoir.
Hunter also wrote about his romantic relationship with his dead brother’s widow. “Our relationship had begun as a mutually desperate grasping for the love we had both had lost, and its dissolution only deepened that tragedy,” he wrote. “That realization made it all the more difficult to pretend it could be otherwise, which made it all the more difficult for me to get clean. My oasis was gone.”
In the run up to 2020 presidential election, Hunter was at the center of an explosive laptop scandal, the news of which the left-wing media and big tech tried hard to suppress, and still have not covered even as of today.
In a CBS interview Sunday morning, reporter Tracy Smith briefly touched on the FBI investigation before moving on to talk about optics. Hunter denied he knowingly dropped off the laptop himself to be repaired at a Delaware shop. He admitted it is his laptop but absurdly claimed it could have been stolen from him.