Hunter Biden’s estranged daughter, Navy Joan, will reportedly no longer be using his surname as part of the child support settlement with his former lover, Lunden Roberts.
While the deal between the two has not yet been fully made public, reports indicate that Hunter Biden’s monthly child support payments may drop significantly and that his daughter, Navy Joan, will not be benefitting from having the Biden family name. Per the Daily Mail:
A New York Post report published last week suggested that Roberts, 32, had signed a deal agreeing to slash the $20,000 Hunter pays each month to just $5,000 after he pleaded financial hardship.
However, Roberts’ attorney Clinton Lancaster pushed back against the article, stating that no deal had been reached and refusing to confirm the figures involved.
The confidential settlement means Hunter, 53, will avoid the scrutiny of a public paternity trial where details of his murky finances were likely to feature heavily.
Major redactions will be issued prior to the agreement going public to better protect Navy Joan’s upbringing. Roberts also dropped her demand that Navy change her surname to Biden, which Hunter fought strenuously. The two had initially reached a settlement in 2019, but Hunter later asked the court to lower his $20,000 a month child support payments, claiming he had financial hardships.
