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First lady Michelle Obama doesn’t allow daughters on Facebook

February 11th, 2011 davidguide

Ayinde O. Chase – AHN News Editor

New York, NY, United States (AHN) – Although millions of American children and teens are on the popular social networking site Facebook and use it to communicate across the digital expanse. There are two children with the last name of Obama whose mother won’t allow them on the site.

While speaking on NBC’s “Today” show first lady Michelle Obama said security issues limit some of the things her daughters can’t do.

However, even if they were two normal kids living in Chicago, she wouldn’t allow them on the site.

Michelle, who is “not a big fan of young kids having Facebook,” says Facebook is “not something they need.” She did say that when they get older it may be a something that gets revisited.

While on the morning program Obama also revealed her husband doesn’t dye his hair and attributed images that reveal a darker hair color could just be the lighting the picture was taken in.

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