Hunter Biden Faces Financial Struggles After Pardon and Legal Battles

Former President Joe Biden's son cites declining art and memoir sales, significant debt, and housing challenges in legal filings.

Hunter Biden has withdrawn a lawsuit against Garrett Ziegler, citing financial inability to continue litigation despite believing in the case's merits.
In legal filings, Biden reported selling only one painting since late 2023, a sharp decline compared to 27 pieces sold in prior years for an average of over $54,000 each.
Sales of his memoir, 'Beautiful Things,' have also plummeted, with only 1,100 copies sold in a recent six-month period compared to 3,161 in the preceding period.
Biden attributes additional financial strain to fires in the Pacific Palisades that rendered his rental home unlivable, leaving him without a permanent residence.
Hunter Biden remains under scrutiny by political opponents and continues to face lawsuits related to alleged laptop data breaches and defamation claims.