According to WND, Lunden Roberts, a 34-year-old former Washington, D.C., stripper and the mother of 6-year-old Navy Joan, has moved to reopen her child-support case, arguing that Hunter Biden has failed to honor both his financial obligations and his commitment to establish a relationship with their child.
For years, President Joe Biden refused to publicly acknowledge Navy Joan, a decision that many critics on the right saw as emblematic of a political family eager to preach “compassion” while ignoring its own flesh and blood.
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Roberts had previously settled her claims in 2023 over what were described as alleged millions in unpaid support, agreeing to reduce Hunter Biden’s monthly payments from $20,000 to a reported $5,000. As part of that deal, Hunter Biden was also supposed to meet his daughter and allow her to choose some of his artwork, a symbolic gesture that was meant to begin building a relationship between father and child.
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In a new filing submitted Tuesday, Roberts told the court that Hunter Biden has not followed through on the reduced $5,000-per-month support arrangement. She further asserted that, despite the agreement, Hunter Biden still has not met Navy Joan, underscoring what conservatives have long criticized as a pattern of irresponsibility and entitlement surrounding the Biden family.
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Roberts is now asking Judge Holly Meyer to “incarcerate him in the Independence County Detention Center as a civil penalty until he purges his contempt by complying with this court’s orders.” The filing describes an emotional toll on the child, who is referred to as “MC1” in the documents and is portrayed as longing for a father who has allegedly “ghosted” her.
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“MC1, who believes her father will go to heaven, once stated that she ‘could not wait to get to heaven’ so she could ‘be with [her] dad’ because her dad does not see or talk to her because her dad ‘lives far away and is really busy,’ Roberts wrote in the legal filing.
For many Americans, especially those who value family responsibility and personal accountability, the image of a powerful political dynasty ignoring a 6-year-old girl while lecturing the country on morality raises serious questions that this Arkansas court may now be forced to confront.
