Malia and Sasha Obama show their mom, Michelle, some love in her new Netflix doc! ❤️
. “Because I think that that’s the most important thing for a human to do, is be proud of themselves.”
Malia, 21, admits that she’s happy her mom, 56, is “no longer facing that same scrutiny” she was under when their dad, President , was in the White House. Now, the former first lady can continue to make a difference with a little more freedom.Susan Walsh/AP/Shutterstock ; Shutterstock “Being able to let all that leave your mind creates so much more space,” the Harvard student explains in the film.
At another point in the documentary, Malia makes sure that her mother understands just how much she’s impacted the lives of others while the pair are at one of Michelle’s appearances.“This has demonstrated, in a way, just, like, damn, those eight years weren’t for nothing, you know?” she says to Michelle. “You see that huge crowd out there? And that last speech you gave — people are here because people really believe in love and hope in other people.
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