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HUNTER Biden’s daughter Finnegan has been seen cozying up to Disney CEO Bob Iger’s son Robert Maxwell Iger on a day out in the magical theme park.
On Saturday, the pair were accompanied by the Disney heir’s former model mother Willow Bay, and his sister Amanda at Disneyland in Anaheim, California — about 26 miles south of Los Angeles.
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Finnegan, 23, was seen enjoying the sunny day with Iger’s son who goes by his middle name, Max, 26.
She is the daughter of Hunter Biden and his first wife, Kathleen Buhle, making her one of President Joe Biden’s seven grandchildren.
Finnegan also has an older sister named Naomi, another named Maisy, and a little stepbrother named Beau Jr.
In June, her father was found guilty of federal gun charges.
Hunter will be sentenced eight days after the November 5 presidential election.
Sentencing for the gun charges is 15 to 21 months, but experts believe because Hunter is a first-time offender, he may receive a lighter sentence.
COZY COUPLE
The group strolled through the park accompanied by a few Secret Service agents and two VIP tour guides.
Finnegan chose a simple outfit wearing a blue New York Yankees hat, navy t-shirt, and jeans.
Max sported dark shades, a black shirt, and pants.
The pair were seen laughing together as they enjoyed the park’s rides, sparking dating rumors.
They rode on popular rides including the Incredacoster, the Haunted Mansion, and Big Thunder Mountain.
Biden’s granddaughter graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 2021.
She graduated with a degree in history and a concentration in American studies, according to Business Insider.
Max went a different route and studied sports management at Columbia University in New York City, per his LinkedIn.
He graduated with his Master of Science degree in the subject in May.
The Disney heir currently works as a Basketball Operations assistant for the San Antonio Spurs — a basketball team in Texas.
DISNEY CEO
In 2020, Max’s dad and Disney CEO Bob Iger retired after 15 years as the company’s chief executive.
However, in 2022, Iger decided to come back and resume his role, replacing Bob Chapek.
During his time as CEO, Iger helped Disney through many new projects including the launch of Disney+.
In 2022, the board of directors decided that Disney “embarks on an increasingly complex period of industry transformation, Bob Iger is uniquely situated to lead.”
The CEO responded to the statement with, “I am deeply honored to be asked to again lead this remarkable team… through unrivaled, bold storytelling.”
He initially agreed to a two-year term, but on July 12, 2023, Disney extended his contract through 2026.
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