Former President Joe Biden and former First Lady Jill Biden are reportedly considering a massive book deal worth up to $30 million. According to sources, the memoir would likely feature personal reflections from a diary Jill kept during their time in the White House—potentially offering explosive behind-the-scenes insight.
Insiders suggest that while Jill Biden has long been her husband’s most vocal supporter, such a memoir would open her up to tough questions—particularly about rumors she tried to conceal signs of President Biden’s decline. Publishers are said to be especially eager for candid details, a must-have for a multi-million dollar publishing deal.
Another potential angle for the book, according to the report, could involve Jill speaking out against top Democrats who distanced themselves from Biden during his political challenges. Names allegedly on her list include Barack Obama, Nancy Pelosi, Chuck Schumer, and George Clooney. Jill is also rumored to still hold resentment toward Vice President Kamala Harris.
“She remembers who stood by them—and who didn’t,” said a former aide. “While she usually avoids public criticism, that kind of honesty is exactly what publishers are willing to pay for.”
The Bidens’ financial situation may also be influencing the decision. Hunter Biden, their son, is reportedly facing around $15 million in legal debt amid ongoing federal investigations, while sales from his art and prior memoir have declined. Paid speaking engagements have also been sparse for both Joe and Jill since leaving office.
“Given the circumstances, they may feel pressure to be more revealing than they’d normally be,” another source noted.
The Bidens’ post-presidency office has not commented on the reports.
