Hunter Biden may have his freedom, but the son of former President Joe Biden now finds himself mired in debt and without a permanent home, according to a court filing.

Hunter Biden has apparently fallen on hard times. The former first son has faced countless legal woes, ranging from gun charges to tax violations, but he was tremendously helped by the fact that his father,

Hunter Biden said he has racked up “significant debt in the millions of dollars range” after watching his art sales dry up at the end of his father’s presidency, according to court documents filed this week.

Hunter Biden says he’s just a starving artist now that his dad’s not in the White House anymore. The former first son claimed he’s millions of dollars in debt, nobody’s buying his art and he lost his house to the Los Angeles wildfires in a bombshell legal filing in which he asked a a federal judge to drop the laptop hacking lawsuit he slapped on a former Trump White House aide.

Hunter Biden's income has declined significantly since the lawsuit was filed, he writes. His rental home was also damaged in the Palisades fire, which further exacerbated his money challenges.

With his father out of office and ‘millions’ of dollars of his artwork destroyed, Hunter Biden says he does not have the ‘resources’ to continue

The son of former president Joe Biden was living in a rental property with his family when the LA wildfires tore through their neighborhood, but despite claiming the house was 'unlivable,' photos show

Hunter Biden drops lawsuit as he's 'millions in debt' and lost home to LA wildfires - Former US president’s son had sued an ex-aide to Donald Trump in computer misuse case

Former "Meet the Press" anchor Chuck Todd claimed former President Biden was more concerned about his political career than doing what was best for his family.

The former Trump White House aide being sued by Hunter Biden over leaks of his infamous laptop is refusing to let the financially challenged former first son drop the case — calling it an “abuse of the legal system.

He told a court he's been displaced by LA fires, struggles to earn an income, and is millions of dollars in debt.

Hunter Biden asked a judge to withdraw a lawsuit against Garrett Ziegler. The reason: He doesn't have the money to go on.