On Tuesday (April 19), Michelle Obama revealed that her two daughters---, Maria, 23, and Sasha, 20, both had boyfriends, and she marveled that they both "grew up" and "brought adult men home," according to U.S. media reports on April 21.
Michelle Obama, 58, appears on ellen's show and remembers the first time her two daughters were on the show when they were little girls, and now they "grew up before our eyes" and "both have boyfriends and lives of their own." Michelle feels that time flies so fast and suddenly finds out that they are all adults, which is "surprising", but she raises them to be "compassionate, independent, responsible people".
Michelle said, "Now they've brought adult men home, and now they all have boyfriends and have their own lives." They've suddenly grown up before our eyes, and they're doing a great job. ”
Currently, both girls live in Los Angeles, where Maria works as a screenwriter for Donald Glover's new Amazon project; Sasha attends the University of Southern California.
Maria became in love with then-Harvard student Rory Farquason in 2017, but it's unclear if they're still together.
Sasha's new boyfriend is Clifton Powell Jr., the 24-year-old son of Hollywood actor Clifton Powell, a former college basketball star who is 6 feet 5" tall and a writer and director who now works for a company that creates content for Nike and Peloton.
On the streets of Los Angeles, the lovers were also spotted. Sasha looked happy in a purple dress.
On Tuesday, Michelle said on the show that "they all used to like the Jonas brothers." Now they are bringing the adult man home. "Before they just loved pop bands, but now they both have boyfriends and lives of their own."
Michelle said Clifton Powell Jr. had met her but didn't know if he had seen Barack Obama.
Obama has always welcomed Maria's boyfriend, Rory, who has been living at obama's home in Washington, D.C., during the 2020 lockdown. Michelle also said that she loves to let her daughters go home during the pandemic, praising them as "amazing young women", saying: "I am not raising babies now, I am raising real adults so that they can live freely in this world." "I remembered this with the girls." "I mean, they're not going to be in that bubble in the White House all the time, so they have to learn to make beds, they have to learn how to drive." "They have to learn how to be compassionate, independent, responsible people so they can enter the world as responsible, compassionate, capable people." "So, I think they're amazing young women."