
Lunden Roberts, the Arkansas mother of one of Hunter Biden’s children, has released a memoir titled “Out of the Shadows.” The 312-page book, co-authored by Josh Manning and Erin Brownback, details her journey from meeting Hunter Biden to reaching a family reconciliation. Roberts met Biden at a house party in Washington, DC, around early 2017. They became romantically involved despite a significant age gap.
She recalls being drawn to his charm but also entangled in his lifestyle of heavy partying and substance abuse. When Roberts became pregnant in late 2017, she alleged that Biden missed important moments. After moving back to Arkansas, she considered suicide post-delivery but chose life after her daughter’s birth.
In 2019, she filed a paternity suit, which DNA tests confirmed. Roberts secured monthly child support of $20,000 in 2020, but Biden later requested a reduction. After settling the child-support case in 2023, both parties started working towards building a relationship for their daughter, Navy.
Biden promised to be more present in her life. Navy learned about her Biden heritage from afar, with Roberts teaching her about her lineage and famous relatives. The memoir highlights heart-wrenching episodes where Navy struggled with her father’s absence but also Biden’s eventual efforts to connect through weekly video calls.
Roberts commends Biden’s commitment to maintaining this newfound relationship despite his legal troubles. Roberts was born on March 5, 1991, in Arkansas.
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