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Cigarette Smokin' Malia Obama Is in Off Duty Model Mode Smoking Sasha Obama sparks online storm Sqoop Get Uganda entertainment news, celebrity gossip, videos and photos Sasha Obama, the former First Daughter of the United States, was captured in a photograph smoking a hand rolled cigarette while socializing with friends following a Labor Day celebration on Monday. She sported Former American President, Barack Obama's daughter Sasha Obama was spotted smoking cigarette on the street in Los Angeles #soundvilehq #SashaObama #BarackObama SUMMER CHILLING : Sasha Obama seen out in Los Angeles smoking cig****** with her friends. The pictures are now going viral. Malia Obama seen smoking in public weeks after younger sister Sasha was pictured smoking

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