Sasha Obama

Michelle Obama is helping the country get in shape with her initiatives that fight against childhood obesity. At home in the White House, her lessons are no different.  The First Lady says that just because her daughters, Malia and Sasha, live in the grand White House, it doesn't mean that they can eat whatever they want, whenever they want.  "They can't go in the refrigerator and get what they want," Michelle said, adding that her girls "have a set diet." She also said she wants her...Read Full Story

(Getty Images | Inset from AP) Somewhere between meeting with British Prime Minister Gordon Brown and going over his 2010 budget, President Barack Obama found time to supervise the installation of a swing set for his daughters Sasha and Malia . The AP reports that the girls returned home from school Wednesday to find the playset installed on the south grounds of the White House, within view of the Oval Office. Made from cedar and North American Redwood, the set was constructed and installed...Read Full Story

U.S. President Barack Obama's daughter Sasha waves to him from the Truman Balcony after he arrived on the south lawn of the White House via Marine One May 14, 2009 in Washington, DC. Obama was returning from a trip to Arizona and New Mexico. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images) OK so no one wants the Obama girls hounded by papparazzi, but the Obama administration's tight control on when it is and isn't OK to take their pictures is getting a tad ridiculous. U.S. President Barack Obama's...Read Full Story

The President is in Hawaii having a little fun with his girls. The   family seems to be having a great holiday.  Just recently,   President Obama   was spotted taking  Sasha   and   Malia   to Sea Life Park.  Come inside to check out the pics...... Click To Continue Reading » Follow Us on Twitter and Like Us on FacebookRead Full Story

Natasha Obama (2001-), better known by the nickname of Sasha, is the younger daughter of the 44th president of the United States, Barack Obama, and Michelle Obama , the first black First Lady. She has been in the public eye for most of her life. She was born in Chicago , while her mother worked at the University of Chicago and her father served on the Illinois Senate. Her birth, while a blessing, took an extra toll on her parents who were trying to balance their careers with taking of their...Read Full Story