Lunden Roberts, the mother of first son Hunter Biden’s out-of-wedlock child, is working at her family’s gun store after settling a drawn-out legal battle over child support with the political scion.
The gun store, Rob Roberts Custom Gun Works in Batesville, Ark., makes custom rifles and frequently posts pro-America content on social media.
Roberts recently joined the company as a part of their customer service team, according to Instagram, months after coming to a legal agreement with Hunter on support for their shared daughter, Navy Joan Roberts.
The 32-year-old can be seen on social media shooting guns in the wilderness and working alongside her family.
Her father and store namesake, Rob Roberts, has previously been spotted shooting guns alongside Donald Trump Jr.
President Biden’s son, now 53, had initially refused to acknowledge the existence of Navy, who was born following his month-long affair with Roberts in 2019.
In May, Biden finally appeared in Arkansas court in person to ask a judge to lower his monthly $20,000 payments to his baby mama. The first son argued he had experienced a “substantial material change” in his finances and could no longer afford to pay Roberts the large sum.
The two settled in June, with Roberts dropping her request that their daughter take the last name Biden, in exchange for some of the first son’s art. The monthly payment was also reduced to $5,000.
The president had refused to say anything about Navy Joan Roberts until the legal battle came to a close, frequently referring to his “six” grandchildren, instead of seven.
He and first lady Jill Biden also chose to not include Navy Joan in their annual Christmas stocking decorations at the White House.
Hunter and Joe Biden have yet to meet the 4-year-old. The president issued a statement to People magazine in July vowing to try to preserve the girl’s privacy.
“Our son Hunter and Navy’s mother, Lunden, are working together to foster a relationship that is in the best interests of their daughter, preserving her privacy as much as possible going forward,” Biden said at the time.
“This is not a political issue, it’s a family matter. Jill and I only want what is best for all of our grandchildren, including Navy.”