Hunter Biden, the first son of former President Joe Biden, has been exposed in a major way thanks to an explosive new interview with one of his former acquaintances.
Allie Kennedy, who appears nude in a number of photos found on Biden’s laptop, gave the UK’s Daily Mail her version of what she believes is going on behind the scenes of the first family and its “whipping boy.”
Her account paints a picture that is deeply troubling and revealing about Hunter’s troubles over the years.
In her interview with The Daily Mail, Kennedy laid out some very concerning details about Hunter Biden’s life since he was young.
She discussed how he seemed to have been lost since childhood and that he often spoke about being second to his brother Beau – even though Beau had passed away.
Kennedy also shared that she believed Hunter was “stupid enough” to get tied up in foreign affairs because he wanted approval from his father so badly.
Furthermore, she revealed what sounded like Hunter’s obsession with crack cocaine – stating that he would call it “the greatest drug” and more pure than cocaine.
Additionally, Hallie Biden (Beau’s wife) was mentioned as having indulged in the drug too which made things even more complicated for everyone involved.
Kennedy also told The Daily Mail how they met – which began when Hunter requested a spray tan at 9 o’clock one night at a hotel room where he was living at the time.
After doing this for him and two other girls, Kennedy quickly received $800 for her services as well as exchanging naked pictures back-and-forth between them afterwards but never engaging in sex until later on near the end of their relationship when they both agreed to meet up again for dinner (which included Hallie).
By 2018/2019 it seems that Hunter had become paranoid about something coming out publicly which makes sense considering what occurred during 2020 election cycle when their private relationship became public knowledge due to leaks of his laptop computer drive.
This prompted Kennedy to feel wronged by him due to not receiving any apology or acknowledgment whatsoever after all these years leading up until now.
