Jill Biden Says Joe Biden Will ‘Forever Live With Cancer,’ Admits She Doesn’t Think She’ll See a Female President in Her Lifetime
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Dr. Jill Biden is getting candid about the health of former President Joe Biden. The 75-year-old Former President of the […]
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Por Just Jared | 05/08/2026
Getty Dr. Jill Biden is getting candid about the health of former President Joe Biden . The 75-year-old Former President of the United States spoke oute on the latest episode of SiriusXM’s “ Let’s Talk Off Camera with Kelly Ripa .” During the conversation, Jill spoke her mind about the loss of the White House’s East Wing, son Hunter Biden ‘s addiction struggles, Joe Biden’s cancer diagnosis, and the probability of a female President of the United States. See highlights from the conversation inside… On feeling heartbroken over the loss of the East Wing: Jill: “I loved the East Wing. I think, when you went to the White House, that was where you would enter the White House. So I would see families come in, and they’d be so excited, and they’d be taking pictures. And then they’d walk down the hallway, and I put up pictures of art, of military kids.” “Yes. And then we—” Kelly: “You made it very interactive, right?” Jill: “That was my whole point. I’m a teacher for 40 years, and I thought, ‘We can’t have just these pictures on the wall.’ People who come in need to hear FDR’s address on the radio. They need to feel the marble. They need to see pictures of people they identify with, like the first ladies, Hillary Clinton , and Michelle Obama , Laura Bush .” “So when they come in, they say, ‘Oh, I know her. I recognize her.’ So I made it all interactive. And so when it was being torn down, people were sending me photos. Yeah. And I think you probably read in the book my description.” “And it felt like a rare and precious animal that was just gutted, with its guts hanging out, and it was heartbreaking.” On whether Hunter Biden’s addiction was exacerbated by the loss of his brother: Kelly: “I’m wondering if the grief from watching his brother go through so much, do you think that exacerbated the addiction in some way?” Jill: “I for sure think it did exacerbate things. Addiction affects so many people, and it was really hard, I think, for me personally, to understand addiction, to understand it was an illness, because I kept feeling like, ‘My God, we gave him everything.’” “‘We gave him a good education. He couldn’t be more loved. He has a great family. We live in a great house. What more could we have given him?’ And so you tend to look at yourself and think, ‘What did I do wrong? How could I have done this better?’ And once you’re going through rehab after rehab and you’re not getting answers, I think it’s really hard.” “But Hunter has overcome his addiction, if that’s the right word. Thank God. You’ve probably heard him on podcasts now. He openly talks about addiction, which I think is helping other addicts see their way forward and helping families—” Kelly: “Understand that it is a disease.” Jill: “Yeah. Exactly. Because it’s really hard to understand when you’re going through it. But now he’s doing—he’s helping people in recovery