Michelle Obama and Jennifer Lopez Reminisce About Their Favorite Ruth Bader Ginsburg Memories

Barack and Michelle Obama celebrated their 28th wedding anniversary on Saturday, and as she is known to do, the former first lady posted a sweet post on Instagram. "28 years with this one," she wrote. "

Barack and Michelle Obama celebrated their 28th wedding anniversary on Saturday, and as she is known to do, the former first lady posted a sweet post on Instagram. "28 years with this one," she wrote. "

Michelle Obama met Barack Obama in 1989 at the Chicago law firm where they both worked, it was not exactly love at first sight — even though he was quite popular around the office.“In my experience, you put a suit on any half-intelligent Black man and white people tended to go bonkers,” she went on to write in her 2018 memoir, Becoming. “I was doubtful he’d earned the hype.”Barack, on the other hand, was infatuated from the very beginning.

Michelle Obama wants you to vote, and she'll tell you as much — no matter if she's on Instagram Live with Jennifer Lopez and Zendaya or at the DNC. On Wednesday, the former first lady appeared on to sing a little and open up about how her late father taught her to take voting «incredibly seriously.»«We just don't have those discussions anymore about the importance of voting,» she told Rachael Ray, explaining that children need to learn about their civic duties both in school and at home.

Conan O‘Brien, former First Lady  Michelle Obama  shared that her and former president   Barack Obama’s daughters,  Sasha  and  Malia Obama , have been feeling the effects of quarantining with their parents for months.Obama got real when it comes to just how her daughters are adjusting to the extra time with their parents. She admitted that at the start of quarantine, her daughters were excited to spend more time with her and Barack.

Just months after making her debut on the world’s biggest stage, halftime at the Super Bowl, Emme Muñiz is back with a brand new children’s book.

Michelle Obama got real about the effects of family fatigue amid the coronavirus pandemic. During an interview with Conan O'Brien, the former First Lady shared that her and former president Barack Obama's daughters, Sasha and Malia Obama, have been feeling the effects of months spent quarantining with their parents.

Michelle Obama and Barack Obama’s daughters are “no longer thrilled” to be quarantining with their parents amid the coronavirus pandemic.“At first, our kids got a little sick of us, which was fine because we were pretty much sick of them,” the former first lady, 56, joked of Malia, 22, and Sasha, 19, during a Wednesday, September 23, Conan appearance. “The summer started happening, and then we could be outside a little bit more.

Just like many families in quarantine, Michelle Obama has had her fair share of ups and downs. The former first lady made an appearance on “Conan” on Wednesday, where she joked with host Conan O’Brien about the many stages of quarantine with herself, husband Barack Obama and their daughters Malia, 22, and Sasha, 19.

Michelle Obama has had her fair share of ups and downs.

Wednesday is National Voter Registration Day in the U.S., and Michelle Obama marked the occasion by welcoming a special guest for an Instagram chat: Jennifer Lopez.

At first the Obama family had some really amazing times together when the COVID-19 lockdown began in March.

Today is National Voter Registration Day, and Zendaya and Michelle Obama are ringing in the holiday by sending their followers a friendly reminder.In collaboration with When We All Vote, the former First Lady's voter initiative organization, Zendaya and Obama went on Instagram Live to urge people to register to vote as soon as possible. "As young people, sometimes we procrastinate," said the recently anointed Emmy winner.

Jennifer Lopez is heading to the polls on Election Day and wants you right there with her. The Hustlers star, 50, took to Instagram Live with Michelle Obama on National Voter Registration Day to explain why she feels it’s so important to vote — especially in 2020. Jennifer pleaded with the mothers of the United States to do right by their children by casting their ballots on November 3, doing their part to ensure a bright future for their little ones.

Barack and Michelle Obama have an incredibly close relationship with their daughters Sasha and Malia, who spent their childhood growing up in the White House during their dad's presidency.MORE: Michelle Obama reveals daughter Sasha's unique living situationDespite their unique upbringing, their down-to-earth parents worked hard to ensure that they had as much privacy as possible.

 Ruth Bader Ginsburg  passed away on Friday at the age of 87.The court said that Ginsburg, a lifelong champion of women’s rights and gender equality, died “surrounded by her family at home in Washington, D.C., due to complications of metastatic pancreas cancer.”Beloved by millions as a feminist icon, the woman lovingly known as RBG broke down countless barriers throughout her career as she dedicated her life to challenging laws and regulations that discriminated on the basis of sex.

Since her passing, celebrities and politicians including Hillary Clinton, Sophia Bush, and Mariah Carey have mourned her death.This is a devastating personal loss for so many. But more than that, it is a devastating loss for our country. Her memory is already a blessing.

 Jennifer Lopez  joined the world in mourning Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg who passed away at 87 on Friday, September 19. The Supreme Court announced her death, citing complications from metastatic cancer of the pancreas.

Mariah Carey, Jennifer Lopez and Killer Mike are among those who have paid tribute to Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.The legal and feminist icon died on Friday (September 18) at her home in Washington, of complications from metastatic pancreatic cancer. She was 87.Following her death, many artists took to social media to remember Ginsburg, amid a crucial time for the judicial system in the United States.“I am heartbroken to hear of the passing of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.