Before she departs for her preferred institution or university, Malia Obama, 14, will spend one more year in the White House. However, her parents, President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle, still have a significant obstacle: guys! To discuss whether Malia might date shortly, the First Couple sat down with People.
When the President was questioned about his jokes about the Secret Service keeping boys away from Malia, it was discovered that she favored lifting the restrictions. He said, smiling, “She doesn’t listen to anything I say.
He continued by saying that he doesn’t fret too much because he and Michelle have given their daughters a solid foundation. The daughters have excellent role models in their mothers, which is one of their best qualities. They have witnessed my interactions with Michelle and the respect I have for their mother, and my affection for Michelle. It makes me more optimistic about the future since I believe they have relatively high partnership standards. The truth is that they are intelligent, reliable young women, despite my occasional humor about this. And that’s the finest defense, said Mrs. Obama in response.
The President said that watching his children grow up makes him a little sentimental. Obama stated, “There’s just something about your girls that wrenches your heart.” Watching them develop is all there is to it. I started crying when I realized Malia Obama would live independently for four years. The thought that the joy my children bring me on a minute-by-minute, day-by-day basis isn’t always there can sometimes hit me hard, given the limited time I have with them.