Maisy Biden, one of the granddaughters of US President Joe Biden is in Greece for her Summer vacation, it was reported on Wednesday.
Maisy Biden arrived on the island of Crete on Tuesday evening, according to the local website Creta24. She landed at Nikos Kazantzakis international airport in the capital city of Crete, Heraklion. There has been no official press release, either on behalf of the Biden family nor from the Greek authorities, as her visit is private.
According to the same report, the local authorities had been informed a few hours before her arrival in order to tighten the security measures in the broader area. The granddaughter of the American president was accompanied by secret agents and a large group of men who take care of her personal safety.
The exact location of where Maisy Biden will spend her vacation in Greece is unknown, for obvious security reasons.
Who is Maisy Biden?
Maisy Biden, who was born in 2001 is the daughter of Robert Hunter Biden, the second son of President Joe Biden. Her mother is Kathleen Buhle.
Hunter has a total of five children, three of which are girls and two are boys.
The two sisters of Maisy are Naomi and Finnegan.
Beau is the youngest of the sons, as he was born in March of 2020. Maisy also has another brother, who is a child born to Lunden Alexis Roberts in Arkansas in August 2018. Roberts had filed a paternity suit in May 2019, which was settled in March 2020.
Maisy always keeps a low profile and does not talk much to the media. Very little information is known about her personal life.
President Biden, a self-proclaimed great friend of Greece
US President Joe Biden said recently that under his administration, the nations of the United States and Greece will be as close as possible.
The President had participated in an online event to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the Greek Revolution, which was attended by more than 100 members of the Greek-American community.
The event was coordinated by White House press secretary Jen Psaki, who has Greek roots herself, with Biden addressing the expatriates, saying: “I see many good friends on the screen.”
Biden reiterated his intention of bringing the relations of the US and Greece closer than ever.
“I promise you that. I am committed to building a stronger partnership than we already have and promoting our common interests. That was the main issue we talked about with the Prime Minister,” Biden said during the March event.
“I have not given up yet,” Biden said in a reference to the Cyprus problem, noting that he had collaborated for many years on this issue with his close friend, the late senator who had Greek roots, Paul Sarbanes.
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