Joe Biden All Smiles While Bonding With Cute Great-Grandson William, 1, Amid 'Debilitating' Stage 4 Cancer Battle: Photo

Hunter Biden's eldest daughter, Naomi Biden, 32, shared a few family photos via Instagram on Saturday, August 29.

The snaps, which she captioned, "598 days of willie," featured her husband, Peter Neal, their son, Willam, and several members of the Biden brood.

One sweet snap showed William, born in January 2025, sitting on Joe Biden's lap wearing just a diaper.

The former president, 83, was all smiles as he held onto the tot while they sat in a backyard.

Another image showed Hunter holding his grandchild in one arm with his other around a young boy.

Others snaps pictured William playing in the water and outdoors.

The ex-president has been spending time with family amid his stage 4 prostate cancer battle.

As OK! reported, on August 26, his daughter Ashley Biden, 45, posted a snap of them hanging out in a backyard. Though the former president was wearing a knee brace, he was smiling in the sweet shot.

Joe's wife, Jill Biden, 75, recently revealed he'll live with cancer "forever" but insisted he was "doing OK."

"We have to be mindful of it every three months, testing and medicines. And anybody who’s gone through this cancer journey — and I’ve been through it many times with members of my family, of course with Beau — it’s constant," she spilled on an episode of the "Let’s Talk Off Camera With Kelly Ripa" podcast, referring to their son who died at age 46 in 2015 from brain cancer. "It’s daily. And I think it’s challenging."

Kelly Ripa, 55, defended Jill against allegations she "covered up" Joe's diagnosis — which was announced in May 2025 — while he was in the White House, explaining her father also battled prostate cancer.

"When people were like, ‘There’s no way you can’t know,’ oh, yes, there is. Because they don’t test men over 70 years old for prostate cancer," the talk show star stated. "So it can be living there for all of those years, growing slowly, and eventually metastasize."

Hunter, 56, shared a more candid take on his dad's condition, admitting to the BBC earlier this year, "It’s very painful and it’s very debilitating in many respects."

“It’s really sad to watch,” he confessed. “The only thing that I’d say about my dad, about his health right now, is I wish he would complain more, because it’s not good.”

However, the artist noted the ex-POTUS is "still out there" and "is still doing his thing."