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InStyle on MSNHow Michelle and Barack Obama Created a Sense of Normalcy in the White House for Their DaughtersBarack and I did everything we could to give our girls as normal of a life as possible," the former First Lady remembered, adding that she and Barack made sure Malia and Sasha were keeping up with their chores in order to create a sense of normalcy.
Former President Barack Obama urged men to have gay friends as role models for their kids and to teach them kindness, during a podcast appearance this week.
Obama emphasizes the importance of gay and nonbinary friends for men’s emotional growth on a podcast, reflecting on his own experiences.
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Barack and Michelle Obama lightheartedly address divorce rumors, as the former First Couple joke about the issue on a recent podcast.
Michelle Obama then warned her hubby not to “start,” but once everyone was settled in their seats, Robinson said, "It’s so nice to have you both in the same room together,” which made Michelle Obama address the divorce rumors. “I know, because when we aren’t, folks think we’re divorced,” she said.
Barack and Michelle Obama dispelled rumors they were getting divorced on the latter's podcast on Wednesday, joking it was "touch and go for a while."
"We need to start by learning to listen to boys, not to correct or direct, but to understand," a mental health expert told Newsweek.
Barack Obama and Michelle Obama addressed the ongoing rumors of their divorce in a new episode of her podcast, “IMO with Michelle Obama and Craig Robinson.”
Barack Obama’s comments about the importance of having diverse friendships has left people divided, with some praising him for it and others claiming it’s an ‘odd thing to say’. The former US president, 63, opened up on the topic during a recent appearance on his wife Michelle and brother-in-law Craig Robinson’s podcast, IMO.
House Speaker Mike Johnson said: "There's a lot of allegations on the table—our job is go and follow each of those trails and to find out the truth."