The Weinstein Company Owes Malia Obama Money, Documents Reveal

The Weinstein Company just released the full list of their creditors that are owed money, and along with tons of celebrities, and an accuser of Harvey Weinstein, the former first daughter is also owed some cash.

According to documents obtained by The Blast, TWC listed Malia Obama on their 300 page list of everyone that is owed money.

Some of the other highlights include:

• 3 Jane Does

• Alexis Bledel

• Aziz Ansari

• Blockbuster, Inc.

• B.J. Novak

• Burberry

• Catherine Keener

• Charlie Sheen

• Christian Siriano

• Dame Judi Dench

• Daniel Radcliffe

• David Bowie

• Derek Hough

• Every State in the U.S.

• Geoffrey Rush

• George Lucas' company Skywalker Sound

• Gloria Allred

• Harvey Weinstein (They probably won't have to pay him)

• Heidi Klum

• Isaac Mizrahi

• Jay-Z's Roc Nation

• Jennifer Lawrence

• Jerry Lewis

• Jerry Seinfeld

• John Legend

• Julianne Moore

• Kevin Hart

• Kevin Smith

• Kiera Knightley

• Lee Daniels

• Michael Bay

• Mob Wives star Drita D'Avanzo

• Morgan Spurlock

• Peter Jackson

• Pierce Brosnan

• Playboy

• Raquel Welch

• Rita Ora

• Robert De Niro

• Rob Zombie

• Seth Rogen

• Sheri Moon Zombie

• Sienna Miller

• Stephen King

• The Peninsula Beverly Hills hotel (Where many of Weinstein's alleged incidents occurred)

• Todd Phillips

• Truman Capote Literary Trust

• WWE

• Wes Craven

• Wolfgang Puck Catering

• Worldwide Pants, David Letterman's production company

The private investigation company Kroll Associates is also listed. TWC and Harvey have been accused of using Kroll to gather intelligence on alleged sexual assault victims and then using the information against them.

Alexandria Canosa is listed as a creditor, an associate producer who worked on the Netflix production "Marco Polo" and has accused Harvey Weinstein of harassment.

It's unclear how much Malia Obama is owed, but she interned with the production company months before the scandal broke.

Kind of ironic: There's a "Times Up Productions, Inc" and a "Me Too Peanut Inc."

As we previously reported, TWC claims their liabilities exceed $500 million.