Hunter Biden’s ex-girlfriend’s revealing memoir details his drug-fueled life

Hunter Biden's ex-girlfriend Lunden Roberts is releasing an explosive memoir this summer titled “Out of the Shadows: My Life Inside the Wild World of Hunter Biden”, which details frequent drug use, a complicated love triangle, and an unexpected pregnancy.

According to Roberts, Hunter Biden was once so deeply addicted to crack cocaine that he brought both her and his brother’s widow, with whom he was also in a relationship, to President Joe Biden’s Virginia home.

Hunter also reportedly kept his drug paraphernalia “locked up” in his own wing of the house.

Roberts also writes about Hallie Biden, Hunter’s sister-in-law, who she claims in the New York Post did not seem “very street smart” during their time at Joe Biden’s rented house in McLean, Va., where Hunter frequently got high.

In her memoir, Roberts recalls Hunter suggesting that she meet Hallie, promising they would get along.

“Am I really spending time with someone who’s in a seemingly open relationship with his sister-in-law?” Roberts, 33, ponders in the book.

Contrary to popular belief, Roberts met Hunter at a small party at the offices of his investment firm, Rosemont Seneca, not at a strip club.

At the time, Hunter was undergoing a tumultuous divorce from his first wife, Kathleen Buhle, and had begun an affair with Hallie Biden, the widow of his brother, Beau, who died of brain cancer in 2015.

Roberts recounts her first sighting of Hunter, who was meticulously arranging his drug paraphernalia, a series of small glass tubes and copper strands, while wearing brightly colored boxer briefs.

"He turns in his chair and catches me in his stare, his gaze intense with furrowed brows and the most beautiful blue-gray eyes I have ever seen … ", she shares. "He is complex, but how? He has my full attention.”

Their relationship quickly became a chaotic whirlwind. Roberts describes Hunter lighting up a crack pipe and twerking on a pole at the high-end Mpire Club in DC. She also details encounters with Hunter’s drug dealers, trips to New York City where Hunter would suddenly leave the train to “buy pants,” and a frightening overdose.

Roberts paints a picture of a man who was never far from a bottle of Tito’s vodka and often compulsively showered up to six or seven times a day.

Despite his erratic behavior, she also describes his moments of kindness, like giving a homeless man his jacket, forgetting it contained his cellphone, his dead brother’s dog tags, and several rocks of cocaine.

The memoir reveals the extreme lengths to which Hunter’s addiction drove him, including one terrifying night at the Rosewood Hotel in DC when he appeared more drugged out than usual and collapsed. Roberts spent the night watching over him, unsure whether to call for help and risk a scandal.

Their relationship ended abruptly when Roberts became pregnant in 2018. Hunter initially supported her but later denied their relationship, claiming they had only met once at a strip club. Roberts filed a paternity suit, and a DNA test confirmed Hunter was the father of their daughter, Navy Joan Roberts.

Roberts now lives in Arkansas with her daughter, working in her father’s gun store. She claims her house has been broken into multiple times since 2020, often with the intruders leaving menacing signs.

Despite these ordeals, Roberts says Hunter is now trying to build a relationship with Navy through Zoom calls, though none of the Bidens have met the 5-year-old in person yet.