Sasha Obama looks all grown up in sweet 23rd birthday tribute from mom Michelle
Sasha Obama is celebrating another year around the sun.
The youngest daughter of former President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama looked all grown up in a sweet 23rd birthday tribute from her mom Monday.
“Happy birthday, Sasha! You make me so incredibly proud,” Michelle, 60, wrote on Instagram alongside a photo of them hugging on a rooftop.
“Hope this year brings you everything you want and more. Love you.”
Sasha looked stunning in a colorful and flowy midi dress and rainbow platform heels, while her mother looked comfortable in a sheer black top and pants.
Several stars took to the “Becoming” memoirist’s comments section to send Sasha some birthday love.
“Happy Birthday, Sasha!!!!!” wrote Rita Wilson.
“Happy Birthday S!!!!!!” added Loni Love.
“Happiest of birthdays Sasha,” commented Viola Davis.
Sasha was also showered with birthday love from her dad, Barack, who chose to share a throwback photo of him and his baby girl sitting together on a lawn.
“Happy birthday, Sasha! It’s been such a joy to watch you make your own way in the world…and you’re just getting started!” he captioned the Instagram post.
Barack, 62, and Michelle are also the parents of 25-year-old daughter Malia Obama.
When Barack became the 44th president of the United States in 2009, Malia and Sasha were 10 and 7, respectively.
Since leaving the White House in 2017, the girls have come into their own.
Sasha graduated from the University of Southern California in 2023, while her big sister earned a degree in visual and environmental studies from Harvard University in 2021.
Michelle previously revealed that her daughters were living together in Los Angeles.
“We were going to take them to dinner, and they said, ‘Why don’t you come over to our spot for cocktails?’ And we were like, ‘OK, let’s see what this is going to be like,'” she said on the “Today” show in 2022.
“The martinis were a little weak. I don’t think they really knew what it was,” she quipped.
The mom of two added, “I’m like, ‘You never used a coaster in my house.’ So now when it’s your stuff, you want to take care of it?”
