Maria Sharapova says she loved Malala's Netflix interview
Letterman interviewed Pakistan's Nobel laureate after spending two episodes with former US president Barack Obama and Hollywood actor Georoge Clooney.
David Letterman,an American television host, comedian and writer recently sat down with Malala Yousafzai in an episode of his Netflix talk show "My Next Guest Needs No Introduction".
Letterman interviewed Pakistan's Nobel laureate after spending two episodes with former US president Barack Obama and Hollywood actor Georoge Clooney.
Millions of people across the world have watched the interview and applauded the Nobel Prize laureate for leading the fight for girls' education rights.
Among them was Russian tennis star Maria Sharapova who used photosharing app Intstagram to praise the girl from Pakistan.
Sharing a screenshot showing Pakistani activist with the host Letterman, Maria Sharapova wrote "loved this episode with @malalafund".
The five time grand slam winner who chose Instagram's "story' for her post has over five million followers on Instragram.
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