Hunter Biden's Overseas Move Amid Debt Claims

0:00On April 9th, Hunter Biden, the 56-year-old son of former President Joe Biden, has quietly moved overseas amid claims he's drowning in, $17 million of debt, mostly from legal fees. His lawyer confirmed in a recent court filing that he lives abroad and can't afford to pay his old firm, Winston and Straun, more than $50,000. Dollars they say he owes for defending him in tax and gun cases. After this year, the firm sued him in Washington, D.C., arguing he's flat broke and even skipped hiring experts for the case because he lacks the cash. Hunter himself admitted the debt on a podcast last year, blaming years of legal battles. He's been spotted in South Africa where his wife Melissa was born, including a trip to Cape Town that got his secret service detailed yanked by President Trump over the high costs. Trump called it ridiculous, with up to 18 agents tagging along. Despite claiming foreign residency, Hunter popped up stateside for Easter with his family

1:00in California, including his ailing dad Joe, who's battling, aggressive prostate cancer. Photos show him holding his son bow amid the group. He's leaned on Hollywood lawyer Kevin Morris for over $6.5 million in loans to cover bills, while his art sales have tanked since. His dad left office down to just one piece for $36,000 lately. His overseas shift raises questions about his finances and family ties pulling him back and forth.