Hunter Biden’s ‘sugar brother’ lawyer Kevin Morris rips bong as first son visits him at LA home
Hunter Biden’s so-called “sugar brother” lawyer Kevin Morris was spotted smoking from a bong outside his Los Angeles home Thursday as the first son — a recovering drug addict — paid him a visit.
Morris, a successful Hollywood-based lawyer and major Democratic Party supporter, had no shame as he stood on the balcony of his posh Pacific Palisades digs to expertly inhale from the glass water pipe, according to photos obtained by The Post.
Donning a purple patterned short-sleeved shirt, Morris carried out the smoke session in full view of the public street outside his house.
It’s unclear what the bong may have been packed with. Marijuana has been legal for recreational use in California since 2018 and can be used on privately-owned property.
The 60-year-old attorney has reportedly taken on the responsibility of being Hunter’s fixer, allegedly loaning President Biden’s son $2 million last year to help pay off his delinquent federal taxes.
Morris, whose A-list clients include actor Matthew McConaughey and “South Park” creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone, has also allowed Hunter access to his luxury private jet, which the first son used in May to fly from Washington, DC, to Arkansas for a child support hearing.
The same day Morris was photographed smoking, Hunter was seen arriving at the lawyer’s home. The first son was greeted near the door by a blonde-haired woman in yellow floral, pictures show.
Photographs on Hunter’s infamous abandoned laptop show the first son doing everything from smoking crack cocaine with prostitutes to smoking crack cocaine while driving.
One photo even shows Hunter asleep with a crack pipe hanging out of his mouth.
The president’s son wrote in his 2021 memoir that he’s even “cooked up” his own crack to fuel his addiction.
Morris and Hunter’s Thursday meetup came the same day that a bombshell FBI informant file describing a $10 million bribery allegation against him and his father was made public by Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa).
Hunter was also snapped in Malibu on Thursday hiding behind a pair of aviators and a camouflage baseball cap as he left the trendy Nobu beachside restaurant.
Last month, the first son agreed to plead guilty to two misdemeanor federal tax crimes in a deal that will likely spare him any jail time.
IRS whistleblowers, who testified before the House Oversight Committee on Wednesday, allege that damning evidence of felonies committed by the first son was uncovered during the government’s five-year-long probe into Hunter Biden that he was not charged with.
The whistleblowers claim that the Justice Department is covering up Hunter’s alleged crimes, which may include felony tax evasion.
