Malia Obama, 21, Is All Grown Up In Picture Of Her And Her Family Volunteering On Thanksgiving

Dec 05, 2019 by apost team

Malia Obama, now 21, joined her family in volunteering at a food bank on Thanksgiving, a tradition the family has engaged in for years. Now all grown up, the oldest daughter of Barack and Michelle Obama wore her shoulder-length hair loose over a dark sweatshirt.

The former First Family took their stations to hand out food to the less fortunate, smiling and shaking hands while handing out bags of food. The former president took a photo of the occasion and shared it on Instagram, saying "Today, we give thanks for our blessings, give back to those around us, and enjoy some time — and some turkey, and maybe a little football — with the ones we love. From the Obama family to yours, Happy Thanksgiving."

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Barack and Michelle Obama have two daughters, Sasha, now 18, and Malia. Sasha started college this fall at the University of Michigan. Malia is in her third year at Harvard. Their father, Barack, went to Columbia University for his undergraduate studies while their mother, Michelle, attended Princeton University.

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Many have been commenting about how grown-up the two girls look these days. Until recently, they both looked like the young girls that they were, but now they have dramatically changed into confident, glowing, gorgeous young women.

Sasha was the youngest child to reside in the White House since 1961. The two girls attended high school in Washington DC at the private Sidwell Friends School. During the summers, Malia worked as an intern at several TV studios and at the US Embassy in Madrid, Spain. Sasha worked a part-time job at a seafood restaurant in Washington DC. Their choice of college majors is as yet unknown.

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