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Barack Obama’s daughter is reportedly dating the son of an investment manager, who was head boy at a £35,000-a-year private school in England

Rory Farquharson met Malia Obama at Harvard University, where they both currently study.

  • Malia Obama is reportedly dating Brit Rory Farquharson, the son of an investment manager.
  • Both 19, the couple met at Harvard University, where they're both currently studying.
  • Farquharson attended the £35,000-a-year private Rugby School in England.
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Ivanka Trump and Chelsea Clinton come to Malia Obama's DefenseThe 19-year-old daughter of former US President Barack Obama, Malia, is reportedly dating the British son of an investment manager, who was head boy at a £35,000 ($47,000)-a-year private school in England.

Farquharson, 19, began his studies at Harvard last year, according to Rugby School, an English private school he attended, where a term's education costs up to £11,584.

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Here's Farquharson pictured in June this year:

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He was a golf and rugby player and was selected as "head of school" for the 2016/15 year. A school friend told the Mail he was "popular" and "quite a catch."

Faquharson's CV includes a summer as an intern with the Centre for Democracy and Peace Building in Northern Ireland, an appearance in a rugby video played at the World Cup Opening ceremony in 2015 (which Prince Harry also appeared in), and a role as a member of the Rugby School's chemistry club, the Blue Bunsen Society.

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The Telegraph reported that his Twitter account, which has now been deleted, suggested he had an interest in investment just like his 57-year-old father, Charles, who is chief executive of London-based Insight Investment Management Limited. His 58-year-old mother, Catherine, is also a qualified accountant.

The family are believed to live in a sex-bed detached home in Woodbridge, Suffolk, worth £1.6 million.

He had also made clear via Twitter that he is a critic of US president Donald Trump, according to The Telegraph. However, the Mail reported that he followed the current president on Twitter, but did not follow Barack Obama.

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