Malia Obama

Malia Obama is the eldest daughter of President Barack Obama and his wife Michelle Obama. Her younger sister is Sasha Obama.

On January 27, 2009, actor Daniel Radcliffe was quoted as saying, "I'd like to take this opportunity to issue a public invitation to the Obamas that if their daughters would like a private tour of the Harry Potter set, I would be honored to be their personal tour guide." The White House has not commented on whether or not the Obamas will accept the offer.People: [1] Daniel Radcliffe Invites...]

Malia, her parents, and her sister Sasha Obama participated in a family interview with reporter Maria Menounos. The interview aired over four episodes of Access Hollywood beginning on July 8 2008.

The First Daughters, Sasha and Malia Obama are both fans of the band The Jonas Brothers and were able to see a live performance at the Kids' Inaugural: We Are the Future concert, which aired January 19 2009. The girls also received a private acapella performance in the White House after a scavenger hunt during their first night at the White House.People: The Jonas Brothers Surprise the Obama Girls (January 21, 2009)

The Parade Magazine published an open letter from Barack Obama to his daughters on January 14, 2009. In the letter, Obama said that he ran for president to improve their lives and the lives of all children in the United States.PARADE Magazine: Barack Obama: A Letter to My Daughters (January 14, 2009)

The company Ty, Inc., which produces the Beanie Babies, came out with two dolls named "Marvelous Malia" and "Sweet Sasha" in January 2009. The dolls, two black girls, are not based on the daughters of President Barack Obama, said a senior vice president in the company, after asked if they had the right to use Malia's and Sasha's images.Chicago Tribune: Marvelous Malia' and 'Sweet Sasha' dolls are not the Obama girls, Ty says (January 22, 2009)

On what makes her parents angry:

• "Arguing is the worst thing because then they sit us down and say, 'You know you guys are the best thing that you have in your life'. We're never going to get something as good as each other."Sydney Morning Herald: Dad can be embarrassing... (July 8, 2008)