Malia Obama sports gorgeous hair transformation as she is pictured in Los Angeles
Malia Obama was seen rocking gorgeous red hair this past week as she was pictured grabbing a solo brunch in Los Angeles.
The daughter of former President of the United States Barack Obama was spotted at Broome Street General Store in Franklin Hills, near the celeb-friendly neighborhoods of Los Feliz and Silver Lake.
Dressed casually but chic, Malia wore a green zip-up hoodie with black leggings and Teva Hurricane Drift sandals, with her hair loose and accessorrizing with a Diemm tote bag.
In July she was pictured with pals at Chateau Marmont with her hair looking like its natural brown color, however, she did show off a slightly new color when she marked a milestone moment in her filmmaking career.
The 26-year-old has mostly stayed out of the spotlight, and has been slowly building her resume in Los Angeles, and made a rare and unexpected red carpet appearance at the Deauville American film festival in northern France, for its milestone 50th opening ceremony, in early September.
Appearing to go make-up free, she donned a plaid Vivienne Westwood corset with a mismatched but coordinating skirt along with knee-high boots.
"I'm so excited," she told Paris Match, admitting: "So [I'm] a little bit terrified, but mostly just excited."
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Malia has been based in Los Angeles since graduating from Harvard University in 2021, and has worked on various film and television projects, including as a writer on Atlanta creator Donald Glover's series Swarm, and on her own film debut, a short film titled The Heart, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival earlier this year.
She has, however, dropped the last name Obama, and is going professionally as Malia Ann.
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Her sister, Sasha, has also been working behind the scenes in TV productions, with eagle-eyed viewers noticing that she was on the crew of the reality show Couples Therapy, with Natasha Obama credited as a casting interviewer; Natasha is Sasha's legal first name.
The sisters' decision to go into the entertainment industry over politics, however, was revealed by their father recently as a response to their mother Michelle Obama, who "drilled into them so early that you would be crazy to go into politics".
"That is a question I do not need to answer," he said at a fundraiser for President Joe Biden. "Because [former first lady] Michelle Obama drilled into them so early that you would be crazy to go into politics. It will never happen."
