Hunter Biden Faces More Financial Woes Amid Child Support Battle

Hunter Biden is seemingly living the high life as his ex is after him for more in monthly child support, the National Enquirer has learned.

While his attorney contends his client is penniless and overseas spending time in wife Melissa Cohen‘s native South Africa, spies have tracked the prodigal painter to Iranian-born entrepreneur Joe Kiani‘s lavish oceanfront Santa Ynez compound two hours north of L.A. — where Hunter, 56, was photographed in early April.

“He’s been telling everyone that he is living in South Africa because he has no money, but it’s a ruse to show that he is broke and can’t pay his bills,” a Biden family source told The New York Post of Hunter, a father of five.

Meanwhile, Lunden Roberts, mother of Hunter’s 7-year-old daughter, Navy, has hit him with a demand for more than the $5,000 in monthly child support he’s now paying. In bombshell legal papers, she alleged he’s living high on the hog at Kiani’s mountaintop home while jetsetting overseas and dining at pricey Nantucket eateries!

Biden’s new lawyer, Brent Langdon, fired back that “going out to dinner is [not] a support for modification of child support when you are already paying … at least double the amount, that under child support guidelines, you should be paying,” according to The New York Post.

Hunter’s debts are considerable, according to the outlet. He is on the hook for some $20 million in total, with at least $15 million owed to his defense counsel in the now-closed criminal case concerning federal gun and tax charges Hunter faced in 2024.

The former first son was convicted of lying on a gun application about his crack cocaine use and pleaded guilty to dodging more than $1.4 million in taxes and filing a false return in 2018. He was pardoned by dad Joe Biden in 2025 on Joe’s way out of the White House.

According to The New York Post, Hunter also owes $5 million to his ex-pal Kevin Morris, a Hollywood lawyer who floated him the money to pay off his tax bills and keep him solvent during his legal crisis.

Hunter also reportedly owes more than $1 million to art dealer Georges Berges, who is now threatening to sell his work on the secondary market to get some of it back.