Hunter Biden rates his gayness at 48.6% in cheeky interview

In a playful exchange, Hunter Biden discusses his sexuality with Luke Beasley, humorously declaring himself '48.5% gay' while addressing the complexities of identity and public personas in politics.

Told by Casey Vale · 29 August 2026

In a recent interview with Luke Beasley, Hunter Biden took a humorous approach to sexuality, claiming he is '48.5% gay.' This quip came during a lighthearted conversation where Beasley asked if he was gay like him. Biden's response—'Only a little bit'—set the tone for a playful exchange. When pressed about his type, Biden joked that he would prefer 'more masculine' men. The playful banter continued as Beasley presented a photo of them together, prompting a tongue-in-cheek reflection on Biden's past, particularly during his struggles with addiction.

Biden noted that their conversation had an effect on his 'gayness,' saying it dropped to 47% before rising back to 48.5%. This whimsical take on identity has captivated audiences, with a viral clip of the interview showcasing the dynamic between the two men. As the conversation progressed, Biden humorously acknowledged the shifting percentages of his 'gaydom,' indicating that he was back up to 48.5% by the end of the interview.

Biden's comments come on the heels of his previous remarks about the existence of closeted politicians in Washington, D.C., hinting at the complexities of public personas and sexual identity in political spheres. He has previously described a 'closeted gay mafia' within the Republican party, arguing that their internal conflicts often manifest in anti-LGBTQ+ rhetoric. His candid approach to discussing his identity and past has positioned him as a surprisingly effective voice against right-wing critiques, using humor to confront serious issues surrounding addiction and public perception.