In the complex dynamics of the Biden family, First Lady Jill Biden has emerged as a crucial support system.

Whether holding President Joe Biden’s hand at the White House or being present in court in Delaware for their son Hunter, Jill Biden's unwavering presence is a testament to her resilience.

Recently, she was in Wilmington supporting Hunter as he faced federal gun charges.

Despite a packed schedule, which included official trips to France and back, Jill has managed to balance her family obligations with her role as first lady.

Known for being a positive force for the 81-year-old president, Jill has been an essential presence, especially when the family has faced trauma.

Jill, who holds a teaching position, has been with Joe since 1975, bringing stability after a tragic accident took his first wife and daughter.

She has been involved in various public duties and has played a key role in President Biden's political journey, including his reelection efforts.

Despite personal and professional challenges, Jill Biden remains a steadfast figure in the Biden family and American public life.