For Barack and Michelle Obama, storytelling has always been part of the mission. From memoirs and podcasts to documentaries and dating shows, their post-White House era has been all about finding new ways to connect - and now,

We found a copy of the original, in which the former first lady looks significantly different. As such, we rate the viral version as fake.The original, unmanipulated photograph was shared by Barack Obama's official X account in 2019,

Michelle Obama has been married to Barack Obama for 32 years now. Over the years, their marriage has been a hot topic for people given their equation in public display. Another thing to blame is the things Michelle says about her marriage that reveal a little too much about their relationship.

Barack and Michelle Obama are arguably one of the most-loved couples out there. They've undergone a stunning relationship transformation, and even though they left the White House years ago (those were the days), their marriage continues to serve as an ...

Michelle Obama felt that she was doing the majority of the childrearing during her time in the White House with Barack, and she playfully let her husband know.

Former first lady Michelle Obama has addressed Barack Obama split rumors in a new interview. Newsweek reached out to former President Barack Obama's representative outside regular working hours on Monday. The Obamas wed on October 3, 1992, and share two children together: daughters Malia Obama, 26, and Sasha Obama, 24.

Former first lady Michelle Obama has emerged more outspoken and open than ever, and now she says viral divorce rumors are like "the apocalypse."

Michelle Obama is perfectly content with being a girl mom. During a recent episode of her podcast “IMO,” which she co-hosts with her brother, Craig Robinson, the former first lady of the United States shared a funny reason why she's “so glad” that she only had daughters.

Michelle Obama spoke out about husband Barack Obama 's parenting "struggle" in the White House on a recent episode of her podcast. Newsweek reached out to Barack Obama's representative for comment via email outside regular working hours.