First Daughter Malia Obama Spotted On The Set Of HBO’s ‘Girls’

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There’s a new girl in Lena Dunham’s Brooklyn crew, and she just so happens to be the first daughter. Malia Obama was spotted on the set of HBO’s “Girls” last week in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. According to photos from Page Six, the eldest first daughter, who turned 17 years old on Saturday, was drinking a refreshment outside of Brooklyn restaurant Aurora on the show’s set. HBO declined to comment to The Huffington Post about Obama’s on-set appearance and a White House rep ;was not immediately available for comment. However, a handful of media outlets, including ;Mashable, Us Weekly ;and Elle, are presuming that the 17-year-old is working as a summer intern on the Lena Dunham-helmed series. …

There’s a new girl in Lena Dunham’s Brooklyn crew, and she just so happens to be the first daughter.

Malia Obama was spotted on the set of HBO’s “Girls” last week in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. According to photos from Page Six, the eldest first daughter, who turned 17 years old on Saturday, was drinking a refreshment outside of Brooklyn restaurant Aurora on the show’s set.

HBO declined to comment to The Huffington Post about Obama’s on-set appearance and a White House rep ;was not immediately available for comment. However, a handful of media outlets, including ;Mashable, Us Weekly ;and Elle, are presuming that the 17-year-old is working as a summer intern on the Lena Dunham-helmed series. This wouldn’t be her first time behind the camera: last summer, Obama interned as a ;production assistant on Halle Berry’s CBS series. The internship was so top secret that the first lady reportedly told Los Angeles Mayor ;Eric Garcetti that he wasn’t ;supposed to know about her daughter’s LA visit.

For more, head to Page Six.

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First Daughter Malia Obama Spotted On The Set Of HBO’s ‘Girls’