Hunter Biden has released a new book full of frank confessions called Beautiful Things
Excerpts from an autobiographical book by Biden’s youngest son, which will go on sale April 6, were published Wednesday in The Washington Post.
In his memoirs, Hunter Biden stresses that had the opportunity arisen, he would not have joined a Ukrainian company. He admits that the money he received from Burisma only exacerbated his addiction to alcohol and drugs, which ruined his relationship with his family and his career.
“In the last five years alone, my marriage of two decades has fallen apart, guns have been held to my face, and at one point I was missing, living in motels, paying $59 a night, scaring my family even more than I scared myself”, – writes Hunter Biden.
However, the son of the US leader does not consider it unethical for him to have started working for Burisma when Biden Sr was US vice-president. He acknowledges that his father’s political career helped him, but maintains that neither he nor his father did anything illegal, particularly as it relates to Burisma.