Malia Obama doesn’t want to be a Nepo baby. Does she mean that really seriously?

Sometimes mother still knows the best. During a podcast show, Michelle Obama, former first lady in the United States and model for an entire generation of politicians and opinion makers, was asked about a decision of her oldest, 27-year-old daughter soon. Her Malia wants to take the famous last name in the future and prefer to live as Malia Ann in the sus and brours and artistic recognition.

Well, Michelle turned a little, children of well -known parents often didn’t have it easy. Her offspring had already struggled in teenage age. Now her daughters wanted to stand all the more on their own feet – and not how someone seems to do everything without hard work. “You are very sensitive,” said Michelle Obama.

Everything is very understandable. Sönke Wortmann (“The first name”, “The Nickname”) could knit another of his joke comedies from the incident, the supposedly harmless family-anti-family decision. But then mother Obama pushed the decisive remark after: “We always respected that she wanted to go her own way,” she emphasized. And at the same time she reminds you: “People will always know who you are.”

Well spoken. There may be good and fewer reasons to shoot the fragrance brand of its producers into the wind. Suri Noelle, formerly Suri Cruise, wanted to distance himself from her alienated father Tom and from her mother Katie Holmes’s already established acting career. After the ongoing rose war of her parents Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt, Shiloh now appears as choreographer Shi Joli. We buy an “e”. Nicolas Cage actually means Coppola.

However, with the news about a name adjustment, the star children only generate a lot of fresh news for the live tickers of the agencies and people sites. However, your descent will always be pointed out in the reporting. Because well -known names click better with the readers, with the search engines, on Google Discover, with users as well as with sitemakers and digital conductors. Just like here. Both sides benefit equally. The rapporteurs and the public profiles of those affected.

And the privileges of their origin cannot be switched off so easily. People like Malia Obama would fall softer than Lieschen Müller or any Schmidt if they should fail. Your background opens doors anyway. If you get hard, would you really do without your parents’ good contacts? On the financial parachute? On the experience of having already witnessed up close, when it feels when stauners and stars from sports and showbiz snow past the small talk at home?

The children of Will Smith only appear publicly as Jaden or Willow. Last name superfluous. Prince and Heino would like that.