Sunday, August 9, 2026 - Former President Joe Biden is facing a serious progression of prostate cancer, with his son Hunter Biden revealing that the disease has spread to his bones and beyond.
In a BBC interview broadcast Friday, Hunter said the cancer is now “very painful” and debilitating for his father, offering one of the clearest public updates yet on Biden’s condition.
Despite the pain, Biden continues to remain publicly engaged and speak out on issues important to him. Hunter described watching his father deal with the illness as emotionally difficult, while emphasizing that Biden remains strong and continues to push forward despite the physical toll.
The former president was initially diagnosed with an aggressive, high-grade prostate cancer in May 2025 after seeking medical attention for urinary symptoms.
The latest disclosure puts renewed attention on Biden’s health as his cancer enters a more serious phase. His condition remains closely watched because the disease has already metastasized to his bones, while his family continues to provide updates about his treatment and daily life.
For now, Hunter’s comments underline the reality of a painful illness behind the former president’s continued public appearances—and the growing health challenge facing the 83-year-old Biden.
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