President Joe Biden’s controversial son, Hunter is laying low as federal prosecutors continue a probe into his taxes and international dealings.
According to the New York Post, the 51-year-old currently shuttles between Washington DC and a sprawling Hollywood Hills home as he tries to maintain a low profile.
However, Hunter appears unable to stay away from other controversial people.
He is also said to be taking up a new career in arts, and currently preparing a solo show with art dealer Georges Berges.
Berges, an art dealer that also has links to actor Sylvester Stallone, was once arrested for “terrorist threats” and assault with a deadly weapon in California and has strong ties to China.
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Despite the interest generated by his international dealings during his father’s quest for the presidency, Hunter continues to hold business interests in a multi-billion dollar Chinese investment firm.
Through Skaneateles LLC, a limited liability corporation named for his mother Neilia Hunter Biden’s upstate New York hometown, Biden owns a 10 percent stake in BHR Partners, a Chinese private-equity firm with $2 billion in assets and partly owned by the Bank of China
He is also linked to Shane Khoh, a Los Angeles-based entrepreneur and real estate investor, who owns the 2,000-square foot Hollywood hilltop home he moved into in January 2020.
Khoh, who is fluent in Chinese, insisted that Hunter Biden rented the home for $12,000 per month.