Hunter Biden spotted leaving eatery just before Rosie O'Donnell, who has pushed for Biden to 'pass the torch'

Hunter Biden was spotted leaving a swanky Malibu, California restaurant shortly before comedian Rosie O'Donnell, who recently joined a growing number of Democrats saying that President Biden should end his reelection bid, The Sun first reported.

The 54-year-old first son and convicted felon was seen leaving Nobu, a trendy celebrity hotspot, on Thursday evening just minutes before President Joe Biden was scheduled to deliver his remarks at the NATO summit.

Biden was seen sporting a dress shirt and khakis while O'Donnel was seen wearing casual shorts. It's unclear if the two met inside the restaurant.

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The pictures were snapped just before the president participated in his highly-anticipated NATO summit in Washington D.C.

The president's participation in the summit and a subsequent press conference came as the 81-year-old attempted to repair his public perception after his disastrous debate performance that left Democratic donors, like O'Donnell, looking to ditch Biden.

"Joe Biden- thank u for all u have give our country - time to pass the torch - now- and for God's sake Democrats, GET IT TOGETHER b4 it's too late," O'Donnell wrote in an Instagram post, with an image of California Governor Gavin Newsom, following the presidential debate.

While responding to a comment about whether Biden was fit to run, O'Donnell replied, "I believe we will have a better chance to defeat Trump with another candidate."

Another user said the debate was not a call to replace him, but she responded, "It's time."

O'Donnell's public commentary that President Biden should step down and refuse the Democratic nomination comes as a growing number of celebrities look to urge the