Karine Jean-Pierre, White House press secretary, said on Wednesday that she “had nothing to share” in response to a question about whether Joe Biden considers Hunter Biden’s child with former stripper Lunden Roberts as one of his grandchildren.

A reporter asked a question during a press conference about a New York Times article that detailed Hunter Biden and Roberts’ relationship.

The New York Times had a story about Hunter Biden’s daughter living in Arkansas. The Wall Street Journal reporter inquired, “Does the president recognize this little girl as her granddaughter?”

Jean-Pierre replied, “I have nothing to say from here.”

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Reports claim that President Biden’s aides received instructions to ignore Hunter Biden’s estranged child when counting his grandchildren. The report stated:

In his public image, Hunter is his only son. Two people who were present at the strategy meetings said that in recent years, the Bidens had six grandchildren and not seven.

In-depth reporting in the New York Times focuses on Hunter Biden’s former lover, and her struggle to achieve a child maintenance settlement for their daughter Navy Joan.

Hunter’s legal team had requested that the daughter of the couple not take the Biden name. The report confirms Roberts’s right to some of Hunter’s artwork as part of settlement.

The Times had asked a question and the White House refused to answer it.