- This year, the White House will not be hanging stockings for President Biden’s grandchildren.
- Four months have passed since Biden first revealed that he has a seventh grandchild.
- This year’s Christmas decorations at the White House were unveiled by First Lady Jill Biden.
The White House State Dining Room fireplace did not have stockings on show, even though the decoration included a variety of themed trees, rooms, and displays.
It is said that this year, the White House will not be hanging stockings for President Joe Biden‘s grandchildren, as is customary every Christmas. Four months have passed since Biden first revealed that he has a seventh grandchild.
Christmas custom
In July of this year, Biden finally admitted that Navy Joan Roberts, his seventh grandchild, existed. Hunter Biden, Biden’s son, and former stripper Lunden Roberts are the parents of the Navy. This year’s Christmas decorations at the White House were unveiled by First Lady Jill Biden.
They included themed trees, rooms, and displays, but the White House State Dining Room fireplace was missing stockings. Rather, they used toy soldier robots and garlands.
Biden had claimed to have six grandchildren during a White House event celebrating “take your child to work day”—a fact he had denied for years.
Hunter had denied being Navy’s father in the past, but a 2019 DNA test established his paternity. On July 28, Biden declared that he and Navy’s mother, Lunden, are collaborating to develop a relationship that is in their daughter’s best interests while protecting her privacy. This is a family matter rather than a political one, and Biden and Jill want what’s best for all of their grandchildren—Navy included.
