Lena Dunham, the former protagonist of "Girls," tweeted on Thursday her high hopes to one day tie the knot with presidential scion Hunter Biden.
I cannot wait to spend holidays at the White House when I am Hunter Biden’s beautiful wife.
— Lena Dunham (@lenadunham) January 21, 2021
"I cannot wait to spend holidays at the White House when I am Hunter Biden’s beautiful wife," tweeted the actress.
Besides the fact that Hunter Biden is already married and his current marriage shows no signs of stress whatsoever, critics are wondering why Dunham would tweet something so strange.
Hunter Biden remains under investigation for many alleged irregularities with his foreign business dealings, as well as many other scandals.
According to Courthouse News, Biden is still embroiled in a paternity scandal and locked horns in court with his child's mother:
"An Arkansas judge on Thursday approved a final settlement agreement bringing Hunter Biden’s paternity case to a close, just days after denying the former vice president’s son’s request for a nine-month delay because of concerns over the coronavirus pandemic and his pregnant wife."
"Biden will pay an undisclosed monthly amount of child support and health insurance premiums to his 19-month-old child’s mother, Lunden Alexis Roberts, beginning April 1, according to court documents filed Thursday. Independence County Circuit Court Judge Holly Meyer also approved an amount for Roberts’ attorneys’ fees and costs that Biden must pay by May 1."
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