Biden Becomes First Sitting President to Welcome Great-Grandchild
President Biden announced the birth of his great-grandson, William Brannon Neal IV, following a briefing on California wildfires.
Biden, whose presidential term ends in less than two weeks, is believed to be the first president to be great-grandfather while in office.
It's a boy: Naomi Biden, Joe Biden's granddaughter, welcomes first baby
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Biden celebrates birth of great-grandchild after briefing on L.A. wildfires
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Biden announces he is now a great-grandfather
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Summary
President Joe Biden celebrated becoming a great-grandfather on January 9, 2025, when his granddaughter Naomi gave birth to William Brannon Neal IV in Los Angeles. The announcement came after a briefing on severe wildfires, highlighting the challenges of the moment. Naomi per a planned Cesarean section delivered the baby weighing 10 pounds, 4 ounces at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center. Jill Biden shared a family photo on social media celebrating the historic occasion, marking Biden's milestone as the first sitting president to achieve this while in office.
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