*Barack Obama was spotted living his best life while golfing in Hawaii last week, right around the time Donald Trump was in the process of being impeached.
In photos first obtained by TMZ, the former president was spotted in his home state at Mid-Pacific Country Club, while enjoying his annual holiday break in Oahu, Hawaii.
In one photo, Obama met a mother and her baby Levi after he finished a round of golf and signed autographs for onlookers.
“As I watched him hold my son, my heart overflowed. He was so genuine and so gentle with my son, Levi,” mom Krystle Ilar told HuffPost. In a video of Levi and Obama, you can see him shake the baby’s hand and holding him.
Peep the Twitter video embeds below.
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I’m convinced President Obama has baby fever pic.twitter.com/s1KpGFp58Y
— Andrea Jones (@itsanicholle) December 19, 2019
President Obama gracefully walked up and asked to hold my niece Riley. He was golfing in Hawaii. My niece is the GOAT period. #Hawaii #obama #President #MichelleObama pic.twitter.com/u6gmhGqzx4
— Andrea Jones (@itsanicholle) December 19, 2019
“The best part of meeting him was to see how much aloha he had to share,” she added.
“It’s an amazing experience and one that we’ll all cherish for a lifetime!” Ilar said.
“When Levi gets older, my husband and I will share with him about how he got to be held and loved on by the 44th president,” she shared.
“It’ll be a lesson to him on how no matter who you are in this world, it’s always important to stay true to your heart, remain humble, and always show Aloha to everyone,” she added. “And omg, a former president carried you! WOW!!!”
Continuing, “I’ve never seen a president before and wasn’t sure what to expect, but Mr. Obama exceeded any expectations and meeting him was truly an amazing experience.”
The president was photographed holding another baby, 3-month-old Riley, while golfing at the Kaneohe Klipper Golf Course at the Marine Corps Base Hawaii.
