Joe Biden was spotted dining with family at The Woodland restaurant on May 22, celebrating his grandson’s graduation. The restaurant praised Biden’s “gracious and thoughtful” presence. Later, he was seen warmly greeting people at Bradley Airport in Connecticut, even shaking hands with an officer.
However, online reactions were mixed. Some questioned if the man in the photos was actually Biden, calling him a “double” or “clone.” Others defended him, commenting, “He looks wonderful” and offering prayers.
This outing came just days after Biden revealed he’s battling aggressive prostate cancer that has spread to his bones. Diagnosed after experiencing urinary symptoms, he’s now exploring treatment options. Biden later posted a heartfelt message with his wife, acknowledging how deeply cancer affects families. Supporters responded with love, sharing prayers and personal stories.
Still, controversy followed. Donald Trump Jr. echoed a doctor’s post accusing Biden of hiding his diagnosis during his presidency. His comments drew backlash for their tone and timing.
Despite criticism, Biden’s appearance reminded many of his strength—and the compassion that continues to surround him.