Hunter Biden Settles Dispute Over Daughter, 4, by Giving Her Some of His Paintings

Lunden Roberts, Biden’s ex-paramour, has agreed to end her effort to change the child’s last name to ‘Biden.’

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Hunter Biden, the son of President Biden, at the South Lawn of the White House, April 18, 2022. AP/Andrew Harnik, file

Details of first son Hunter Biden’s child support settlement with his former paramour, Lunden Roberts, have been released by an Arkansas county court, including that he must pay monthly installments until his daughter’s high school graduation as well as give the child some of his paintings that she can choose to sell or keep.

“The parties having reached an agreement as to all pending matters before the Court, intend that this Agreed Order shall resolve all claims and counterclaims,” an Arkansas county circuit court judge, Holly Meyer, wrote in the order that ends Mr. Biden’s years-long paternity dispute. 

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