The former U.S. president and his wife are all smiles and beaming with pride as they are joined by their eldest daughter Malia Obama to watch Sasha graduate from the University of Southern California.
- May 13, 2023
AceShowbiz - Barack Obama and Michelle Obama have shown their support to their daughter Sasha Obama as she reached another milestone in her life. The couple was seen attending their youngest daughter's USC graduation.
The former U.S. president and his wife were all smiles as they arrived for the ceremony in Los Angeles on Friday, May 12. The pair were beaming with pride as Sasha received her undergraduate degree from the University of Southern California.
For the special occasion, the former POTUS and FLOTUS were dressed to the nines in the sunny weather. The 61-year-old politician wore a light gray suit that he paired with a crisp white button-down shirt and black brogues. The former First Lady looked chic in a sleeveless black trench dress that was tied at the waist and featured a navy ruffled tulle skirt. Both of them wore sunglasses.
Barack and Michelle's eldest daughter Malia Obama also joined them at Sasha's graduation. The 24-year-old screenwriter opted for a stylish nude dress that featured an off-shoulder design and a thigh-high slit with pink lining. She completed her look with green high heels and black sunglasses.
Sasha, who was at the center of attention that day, appeared to wear a white gown underneath her black cap paired with green high heels. She had the official USC sash and multiple floral graduation leis hung around her neck as she was spotted holding hands with her mother while walking across the lawn at one point.
Both Malia and Sasha graduated from the private school the Sidwell Friends. Although she started college at the University of Michigan, Sasha later transferred to USC in 2022, where she was studying psychology.
Her sister Malia, meanwhile, graduated from Harvard in 2021 and has since taken on screenwriting job. She is currently working as a writer for Donald Glover's Amazon series "Swarm". She previously worked as an intern on Lena Dunham's HBO series "Girls" in 2015 and at The Weinstein Company in 2017.
