Malia Obama dating quickly became a trending topic after President Obama hinted at the fact that his daughters, mostly likely 14 year-old Malia Obama, are all growing up and possibly dating. 

"I do have to warn the parents who are here, who still have young kids, they grow up to be, like five feet 10 inches. And even if they're still nice to you, they basically don't have a lot of time for you during the weekends," Obama said during a conference on Thursday.

"They have sleepovers and dates. So all that early investment just leaves them to go away," he said. 

President Obama made his comment in Georgia while trying to push his education agenda. However, many speculate if he was hinting at the fact that Malia Obama is dating now. White House Officials declined to make a comment clarifiying what Obama had spoke. Nevertheless, all eyes are open to see how the First Daughter would endure her teenage dating years in the White House. 

Obama has spoken openly about how his daughters and their future relationships. During an interview with People magazine last year, the President mentioned how his marriage will influence their daughter's relationships. 

"The great thing about the girls is they've got a wonderful role model in their mom. They've seen how Michelle and I interact - not only the love but also respect that I show to their mom. So I think they have pretty high expectations about how relationships should be, and that gives me some confidence about the future," Obama said. 

In fact, Obama and First Lady, Michelle, had a special Valentine's Day date planned. 

"She made me promise to get back in time for our date tonight. That's important," Obama said while in Georgia, "I've already got a gift, got the flowers."

Malia and Sasha are all grown up now for their father's second term as the US President. However, the First Family is dedicated to making sure the pre-teen girls can grow up doing normal activities like any other child. 

"Michelle is very good about making sure that we're creating a space for them where they can have sleepovers," Obama said during an interview with Ryan Seacrest last year.

"They can go to the mall. They can go to the movies. They're going to homecomings at their school"