Malia and Sasha Obama’s head-turning transformations have been astonishing to watch throughout their years in the spotlight.
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Here’s a look at the head-turning transformations of Malia and Sasha Obama.
“We were trying to get pregnant and it wasn’t going well.
Michelle continued, joking, “Let him come in and use the bathroom.
It would just be nice.”
Thankfully, Malia and Sasha turned out to be far more resilient than their mother anticipated.
He was missing part of his thumb.”
However, as Michelle revealed, Sasha’s school assignment also provided insight regarding her 8-year-old mindset.
Fortunately, Malia and Sasha never ended up being known aspresidential kids who got into weird relationships.
“Jenna would get in there and say something,” Michelle revealed.
“Chelsea would send a tweet out, and that made a big difference.”
“I go over, and I say, ‘You don’t know who I am.
I know your mother and father.
Fortunately, Letterman can take a joke.
In fact, she even politely refused an interview from the publication when approached.
However, as downtrodden as she might have been, Sasha apparently made a quick rebound.
According to Michelle, however, it was only fair for Sasha to get the best room.
“She’s got a room up in the attic somewhere,” the former first lady said.
She continued, joking, “She’s away at college!
You don’t waste rooms on college kids.”
“One shares her innermost feelings, the other is content to let you figure it out.”
Michelle was quick to note, however, that both ways of navigating the world are commendable.
However, the Obamas did get emotional later that afternoon after saying their final goodbyes to Sasha.
The former first lady declared, “They have to walk their own walk.
They cannot define themselves by looking at each other or looking at me or their dad.”
“They have to take the time to get to know themselves.
According to her dad, Malia is a “buoyant” person.
“She’s somebody who enjoys people, enjoys life, and enjoys conversation,” he said.
The Harvard grad is also apparently incapable of being bored.
It’s clear Barack is impressed with the young women his daughters have become.
Instead, she chose to work behind the scenes as a writer.
“She’s just like, an amazingly talented person,” Glover toldVanity Fair.
“She’s really focused, and she’s working really hard.”
Malia worked on Episode 5 of the show, titled “Girl, Bye.”
Showrunner Janine Nabers gushed with praise for the First Daughter in an interview withET.
“Some of her pitches were wild as hell, and they were just so good and so funny.
She’s an incredible writer.
She brought a lot to the table,” she noted.
“She’s really, really dedicated to her craft.”
Fishback, who met Barack Obama’s daughter while she was visiting the set, was also complimentary.
“I think she’s so intelligent.
She’s so cool.
I just want to know what she wants to do next.
Maybe we can do something together,” she toldE!
We all have our fingers crossed.
“As a father, I want to protect my girls from that stuff,” he said.
Citizens took to the streets, ready to make their opposition to police violence clear including multiple celebrities.
Malia and Sasha Obama were just two of the famous figures who chose to march.
“They didn’t do it in a way where they were looking for limelight.
They were very much in organizer mode,” he said.
She enrolled in USC’s Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences, majoring in sociology.
When Sasha strode across the stage, wearing a mile-wide smile, the crowd erupted with applause.
Her family ducked out of the ceremony after she received her diploma, not wanting to make a scene.
What kind of career will Sasha pursue with her degree?
That remains to be seen but with her family’s support, she’s sure to go far.
“They were like, ‘Uh-uh-uh, use a coaster,'” Michelle said.
“And I’m like, you never used a coaster in my house!”
That wasn’t all the girls even prepared a cheese board for their parents.
“They loved the Jonas Brothers.
“They have grown up right before our very eyes and they are doing well.”
Malia opened up about the project in a"Meet the Artist"video posted by the Sundance Institute.
In the final moments of the video, Malia shared a message of gratitude.
