The Facebook page was posted under a pseudonym and did not appear to have been updated since 2017, Daily Mail reported. Its cover photo included a row of pink post-it notes with these messages: “Donald Trump is President,” “This is not normal”, “Donald Trump is evil” and “Don’t be complacent.”
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Social media responses on Twitter ranged from criticizing the Daily Mail for invading Malia’s privacy and questioning how this was news to urging Malia to run for president. One user said the publication was being creepy, preying on “the old, private FB account of an 18 year old.” Another said “mind ya business. Let her live.”
Malia used the Facebook page to promote causes that were important to her such as gun reform. The page “offers a rare glimpse into the former first daughter’s remarkably typical teenage years,” the Daily Mail said.
In photo albums, Malia is shown posing with friends and relaxing on vacation. Now 20, she is in her second year at Harvard.
The Facebook page appears to have been most active between 2016 and 2017, College Candy reported. This period correlated with her father President Barack Obama’s final months in office, her senior year in high school, and part of the gap year she took before starting her freshman year at Harvard University in the fall of 2017.
“The sentiments shared in the post-it notes are not uncommon but unfortunately, risk the potential of being sensationalized merely because she is Malia Obama,” according to College Candy.
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