Deadbeat: Hunter Biden’s baby mama asks judge to jail him for failing to pay child support

Hunter Biden’s baby mama, Lunden Roberts, asked an Arkansas judge to jail Hunter for failing to pay child support.

Hunter Biden has a 6-year-old daughter, Navy Joan, with former DC stripper Lunden Roberts.

For years, Joe Biden refused to acknowledge Hunter Biden’s lovechild with Roberts.

In 2023, Lunden Roberts agreed to lower Hunter Biden’s $20,000 per month child support payments to $5,000 per month.

As part of the agreement, Hunter Biden was to meet his daughter, Navy Joan.

In a Tuesday court filing, Lunden Roberts told the judge that Hunter Biden has failed to follow through with his agreement to pay her $5,000 per month in support payments.

Additionally, Hunter Biden still has not met his daughter.

Lunden Roberts asked the judge to “incarcerate” Hunter Biden until he complies with the court order.

The Daily Mail reported:

The mother of Hunter Biden’s child has asked an Arkansas judge to have him arrested for failing to fulfil a child support agreement, in new court filings.

Lunden Roberts, 34, filed an emotional plea to the judge on Tuesday, reopening her child support case against the felonious former First Son, who is now an artist.

Roberts settled her claims against Hunter for alleged millions in unpaid child support in 2023, letting him off the hook with a reported $5,000 per month in support payments and an agreement that he would meet with their daughter, then age 4, and let her pick out some of his paintings.

But in her filing on Tuesday, Roberts claimed Hunter has failed to follow through – and asked Judge Holly Meyer to ‘incarcerate him in the Independence County Detention Center as a civil penalty until he purges his contempt by complying with this court’s orders’.

Roberts wrote in the filing that their daughter Navy Joan – given the alias ‘MC1’ in the documents – yearned for contact with her father, who allegedly ‘ghosted’ her.

‘MC1, who believes her father will go to heaven, once stated that she ‘could not wait to get to heaven’ so she could ‘be with [her] dad’ because her dad does not see or talk to her because her dad ‘lives far away and is really busy,’ Roberts wrote in the legal filing.