Hunter Biden Loses Lawsuit, Admits Art Sales Collapse

Hunter Biden is facing significant financial difficulties, which have led him to request the dismissal of a lawsuit he filed in 2023 against former Trump aide Garrett Ziegler. His art sales, previously lucrative during his father's presidency, have plummeted, with Biden noting he sold 27 pieces for an average of $54,000 each before December 2023 but only one piece for $36,000 since then. Additionally, sales of his memoir, 'Beautiful Things,' have also decreased sharply. Biden cited these financial strains, along with damage to his home from a recent fire, as reasons for his inability to continue the lawsuit. Critics have raised concerns about the legitimacy of his art sales, suggesting they were tied to political favors, especially now that his father's presidency has ended. The situation has drawn mockery on social media, with commentators pointing to the timing of his declining income as coinciding with Joe Biden's exit from the White House.