As we know, former President Joe Biden was diagnosed with Stage 4 prostate cancer. His family announced it back in May 2025. Their statement confirmed the severity of the cancer.

As we know, former President Joe Biden was diagnosed with Stage 4 prostate cancer. His family announced it back in May 2025. Their statement confirmed the severity of the cancer.

It explained his cancer “was characterized by a Gleason score of 9.” This meant that it was a “more aggressive form” of the cancer. However, it appeared to be “hormone-sensitive,” offering expanded opportunities for treatment.

And now, one year on, his son Hunter Biden has given a health update, opening up about the family’s experience, per MSN.

“Cancer is really hard,” Biden explained. “It’s really sad to watch.” He said that “the only thing that I say about my dad, about his health right now, is I wish he could complain more.”

However, Hunter Biden said that Joe was still “the center” of their family. He called him “the best father, the best husband, and the best grandfather.”

He also issued a heartbreaking health update for the former president. However, he did not clarify what he meant. He simply said that his cancer had spread, explaining it had become “very painful” and “very debilitating.”