Daddy Dearest: Hunter Forced to Appear
in Arkansas in Fight Over His Child’s
Name and Support
Posted By: earlybird, 4/30/2023 3:28:21 PM
On Monday, Hunter Biden will finally make it to Arkansas. The Natural State is not a Biden family favorite but there is one thing that would ordinarily be an attraction: Biden’s daughter Navy Joan. In the Biden family, the four-year-old girl remains “she who must not be named” literally. Not only has President Biden refused to refer to her as a grandchild or even include a Christmas stocking with the other children, her father Hunter is fighting to prevent her from using the Biden name. Indeed, the only reason that Hunter is coming to the same state with his daughter is to seek to limit his child support.
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Daddy Dearest: Hunter Forced to Appear
in Arkansas in Fight Over His Child’s
Name and Support 24 replies
in Arkansas in Fight Over His Child’s
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