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Barack Obama's Daughter Malia, 16, NOT Pregnant -- See the Fake Post That Caused Chaos

Barack Obama's Daughter Malia, 16, NOT Pregnant -- See the Fake Post That Caused Chaos

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President Barack Obama poses with his teen daughter Malia.
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She’s not — but a Facebook page wants you to believe she is.
According to BuzzFeed, a fake news story about President Barack Obama’s daughter Malia being pregnant began circulating in late November — but it fooled even more people when a fake Fox News Channel Facebook page posted about it.
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(Photo Credit: BuzzFeed)
But have no fear, it’s not the real Fox News Channel.
The faux page only shares posts from Empire News, a satirical website, and has a whopping 59 likes.
Naturally, some people fell for the pregnancy rumors, like these individuals below:
Well, she’s not pregnant. In fact, she’s busy bringing some Christmas cheer to America, y’all — and this time she and her sister, Sasha, 13, are smiling.
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The Obama family attends “Christmas in Washington” on Dec. 14, 2014. (Photo Credit: Getty)
h/t BuzzFeed
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