Michelle Obama Urges Youth To Fight Injustice: ‘We Gotta March, We Gotta Protest & We Have To Vote’

Michelle Obama has joked her husband, former President Barack Obama, had the "tougher time being an empty nester."The political pair have two daughters, Malia, 22, and 19-year-old Sasha, and both moved back home as their university schooling went online during the coronavirus pandemic.But Michelle has now admitted that Barack finds having them home a "delight," whereas she is ready to "kick them out the door" again.RELATED: Michelle Obama's parenting style with daughters Malia and Sasha revealed

Michelle Obama enjoyed a frank mother-to-mother conversation with Jennifer Garner on Friday and the video will make your day. The former First Lady discussed her parenting style with the Yes Day actress on Instagram and revealed her daughters, Malia, 22, and Sasha, 19, don’t listen to her or husband, Barack Obama. READ: Michelle Obama reveals daughter Sasha's unique living situationMichelle chatted about Jennifer’s new movie in which the parents have to say "yes" to the demands of their kids for

food-insecure families in connection with the debut Tuesday of her children’s food show on Netflix.The “Pass the Love w/ Waffles + Mochi” initiative, named after the new series ”Waffles + Mochi," is a collaborative campaign by the nonprofit Partnership for a Healthier America, its honorary chair Obama and Higher Ground Productions, the production company owned by the former first lady and her husband, former President Barack Obama.The nonprofit says the campaign was inspired by the series, which

Staying mum. Michelle Obama responded to a Barack sex question on Jimmy Kimmel Live, and she plead the fifth about her sex life with her husband.

Michelle Obama is still not answering that Jimmy Kimmel question about her and Barack Obama’s sex life.

Calling them out! Michelle Obama opened up about living with her and Barack Obama’s “messy” two daughters.

Michelle Obama is taking a playful jab at Barack Obama.

Michelle Obama has admitted it "wasn't a complete surprise" to hear Meghan Markle raise the issues of race.The former First Lady, who has known Prince Harry for over ten years, spoke on the Today show and shared her thoughts on the Oprah Winfrey interview."Race isn't a new construct for people of colour so it wasn't a complete surprise to hear her feelings, and to have them articulated," said Michelle."But the thing I hope for, the thing I think about, is that this is first and foremost a family

Michelle Obama reveals all during a game of “Drawer Dash” on Tuesday’s “Ellen DeGeneres Show”.

Michelle Obama and husband Barack called the White House their home for eight years, and following their exit from the famous residence, the former First Lady decided to take a few choice items with her.This week, Michelle made a special appearance on the Ellen DeGeneres Show, during which she shared some of the goodies she had kept from 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.MORE: Michelle Obama calls for 'forgiveness' after Prince Harry and Meghan Markle interviewThe 57-year-old took part in a game called

Former First Lady Michelle Obama has revealed that she really hates it when husband, former President Barack Obama goes golfing. As in, she wishes she could get rid of his set of golf clubs forever. The revelation about her husband’s favorite activity being so “annoying” to her came during a virtual stop by Ellen DeGeneres‘ daytime talk show on Mar. 16, where they played a game to raise money for her Pass the Love campaign with Partnership for a Healthier America to feed families in need.

Actor/puppeteer Jonathan Kidder spends a lot of time at Michelle Obama’s feet — literally — in “Waffles + Mochi,” premiering Tuesday (March 16) on Netflix.He plays Busy Bee, the bespectacled, tie-wearing supermarket manager who interacts with Obama in the educational children’s series, co-created by Erika Thormahlen and Jeremy Conner and executive-produced by Michelle and Barack Obama under their production company, Higher Ground.

Michelle Obama is opening up about life at home with her husband, Barack Obama, and their two children, Malia, 22, and Sasha, 19.In a new interview with ET's Kevin Frazier and his son, Reece, the former first lady reveals how she and her family have been handling the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Michelle shares some of the ways they've been keeping busy, including what a typical dinner night at home looks like, outside of the White House.«We have our health and we are together as a family.

Michelle Obama is planning to step away from the spotlight, revealing she wants to move towards retirement and wants to make room for the next generation.The former first lady who is now being celebrated at the National Women’s Hall of Fame for her influence, admits that although she has a very busy schedule, she wants to move somewhere sunny with her husband Barack Obama.During her most recent interview, the bestselling author confessed that she is ready to spend more time with Barack and adopt

Michelle Obama has spoken about how the COVID-19 pandemic bought her closer with her two daughters Malia and Sasha.Malia, a senior at Harvard, and Sasha, a sophomore at University of Michigan, both were forced to study at home in 2020 as colleges closed down across the country.Now, Michelle has revealed that the girls "didn't come back into the house into the same set of rules, because I didn't want them to miss out on independence."MORE: Malia Obama pictured with famous parents following

Like any family, quarantining during the COVID-19 pandemic has taken its toll on the Obamas. But despite the struggle of having four independent people — two who are supposed to be enjoying college — living under one roof, Michelle Obama is counting her blessings where she can find them. The former first lady, 57, said that staying at home together has actually strengthened her and husband Barack Obama‘s relationship with their daughters, Sasha and Malia.

Former First Lady Michelle Obama had both praise and a warning for Senate Republicans on Wednesday night (March 4.) The House of Representatives passed H.R. 1, the For the People Act, without the support of a single Republican.

It’s not every day that you take a phone call with Michelle Obama between classes! Zaya Wade had the thrill of a lifetime when she got to chat with the former FLOTUS about the new version of her Becoming memoir for teen readers — and it turns out that Michelle was equally excited. Michelle told the 13-year-old, who came out as transgender in 2020, just how much she admires her, too.

Words of wisdom. Michelle Obama gave Dwyane Wade’s 13-year-old daughter, Zaya, life tips in a touching Thursday, March 4, video.