Damon Weaver died when he interviewed Obama at the age of 11: now he was 23, death of natural causes

2021-05-17T04:17:23.535Z

He was only 11 when he entered the White House and interviewed none other than Barack Obama, the first African American president in history. Damon Weaver was also an African American and became a small star on social media. On May 1st he died at the age of 23, as his family's city newspaper, the Palm Beach Post, learns. He died of natural causes, explains his sister, and no other details have yet been leaked. His interview with Obama dates back to August 13, 2009 and lasts about ten minutes, still visible on YouTube. "That experience changed his life," says his sister, explaining that Damon was studying communications at Albany State University, Georgia. In the chat with the president we talked about school, bullying, basketball and much more. "Can I be friends with him? Biden already agrees ", the last words he addressed to Obama, who with a broad smile replied:" Of course! ". <Iframe data-purposes =