WASHINGTON—The Obamas endorsed Kamala Harris’s presidential bid on Friday, highlighting her strong Democratic backing.

The Obamas endorsed Kamala Harris at the end of her first week as the Democratic nominee, after Biden withdrew from the race.

Michelle Obama added, “This will be memorable,” highlighting Harris’s potential to become the first female president.

The Obamas highlighted their long-standing ties with Harris and her key roles as prosecutor, attorney general, senator, and vice president.

Former President Obama was the last major Democratic figure to endorse Harris, waiting for party unity and the finalization of her nomination.

Harris’s rapid rise and broad support from Democrats and advocacy groups made it clear that Obama’s endorsement was inevitable.

Obama endorsed Harris ahead of the Chicago convention, maintaining his support through fundraising and advocacy.