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Malia Obama Gets Mad At Woman Who Tries To Take Photo

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Former First Daughter Malia Obama is trying to settle into Harvard after a rowdy "gap year." But this weekend, she melted down over a woman who tried to snap her photo.

Malia just moved into her college dorm last week with the help of her parents, Ex-President Barack and First Lady Michelle Obama.

The 19-year-old was in Harvard Square with a pal on the way to a salad shop when a woman reportedly asked if she could take a photo of Malia for her grandchild.

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The report says Malia politely said no to the picture -- but the woman waited outside and pointed the camera at her when Barack's daughter left the salad shop.

"Are you gonna take it in my face like an animal in a cage?" Malia Obama allegedly snapped at the stranger.

According to a reported eyewitness, the woman ended up taking the photo anyway.

As RadarOnline.com has previously reported, Malia has been labeled a partier after various incidents including a head banging display at the Lollapalooza music festival.

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Her worried dad has reportedly monitored his wild child in New York City,  sources said.

She has previously been seen walking into the Weinstein production company for an internship in a less than professional outfit.

Earlier this year, Malia was also dissed for twerking in a Washington, D.C. nightclub late at night.

Now, she is apparently saying no pictures, please—but is learning that First Family fame is forever!

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