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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.

The only thing I care about this morning: The vibes I felt through the little speakers in my AirPods when I listened to the latest episode of Phoebe Robinson's podcast, Black Frasier.

Michelle Obama has paid a touching tribute to her husband Barack Obama following the announcement of the upcoming release of his book, A Promised Land, which hits the shelves in November.MORE: Michelle Obama's daughter Sasha's unique living situation revealedThe former First Lady of the United States re-posted Barack's announcement on Instagram on Thursday, alongside the words: "There's no one more reflective, more honest, and more thoughtful than @barackobama.

coronavirus pandemic and systemic racial injustice, among many other issues, Nov. 3 is a crucial date for us to fulfill our civic duty of voting.If you want to show your pride as a voter, spread awareness and encourage family, friends and your community to vote this year, consider this option: wearing statement-making vote clothing and accessories.

Who knew that Barack Obama was such a big softie? Former First Lady Michelle Obama revealed on her Spotify podcast that her husband absolutely “shed tears” as they dropped off their eldest daughter, Malia Obama, at college for the first time. Michelle, 56, said that she and Barack took Malia, now 22, to lunch before leaving the freshman at Harvard just to get a little more time with her. It still didn’t soften the sting when they watched her walk away.

coronavirus pandemic and systemic racial injustice, among many other issues, Nov. 3 is a crucial date for us to fulfill our civic duty of voting.If you want to show your pride as a voter, spread awareness and encourage family, friends and your community to vote this year, consider this option: wearing statement-making vote clothing and accessories.

 First Lady Michelle Obama  took to social media to share a throwback photo from her and husband  Barack Obama ’s 1992 nuptials. The then-newlyweds were pictured in the vintage snapshot with frosting on their noses.

Former First Lady Michelle Obama is offering up some insight into a lasting romance. The lady of the White House, who will celebrate her 28th wedding anniversary with husband Barack Obama next month, opened up about how much work goes into long-term relationships during the most recent episode of The Michelle Obama Podcast.

coronavirus pandemic and systemic racial injustice, among many other issues, Nov. 3 is a crucial date for us to fulfill our civic duty of voting.If you want to show your pride as a voter, spread awareness and encourage family, friends and your community to vote this year, consider this option: wearing statement-making vote clothing and accessories.

Michelle Obama is many things: former First Lady, bestselling author, podcast host, and now, she's officially a relationship guru. On the sixth episode of The Michelle Obama Podcast, she and guest Conan O'Brien discussed their respective long-term marriages and served up advice for those dating in 2020.

coronavirus pandemic and systemic racial injustice, among many issues, Nov. 3 is a crucial date for us to fulfill our civic duty of voting.If you want to show your pride as a voter, spread awareness and encourage family, friends and your community to vote this year, consider this option: wearing statement-making vote clothing and accessories.

coronavirus pandemic and systemic racial injustice, among many issues, Nov. 3 is a crucial date for us to fulfill our civic duty of voting.If you want to show your pride as a voter, spread awareness and encourage family, friends and your community to vote this year, consider this option: wearing statement-making vote clothing and accessories.

coronavirus pandemic and systemic racial injustice, among many issues, Nov. 3 is a crucial date for us to fulfill our civic duty of voting.If you want to show your pride as a voter, spread awareness and encourage family, friends and your community to vote this year, consider this option: wearing statement-making vote clothing and accessories.

coronavirus pandemic and systemic racial injustice, among many issues, Nov. 3 is a crucial date for us to fulfill our civic duty of voting.If you want to show your pride as a voter, spread awareness and encourage family, friends and your community to vote this year, consider this option: wearing statement-making vote clothing and accessories.

Malia and Sasha Obama, now 22 and 19, spent their childhood growing up in the White House and being trailed by Secret Service everywhere they went — even on playdates in elementary school. Despite this unconventional upbringing, former First Lady Michelle Obama said on her Spotify podcast that she tried to give them as “normal” childhood as she possibly could. Yes, even when they had guards standing on the sidelines at their peewee basketball games!

Michelle Obama’s speech at the Democratic National Convention from Monday.

 Michelle Obama  not only encouraged 2020 Democratic National Convention viewers to vote with her words, but also with her jewelry. The former first lady’s message was loud in clear during her remote speech on Monday.

Michelle Obama wants you to get out and vote! For Night 1 of the Democratic National Convention on August 17, 2020, the 56-year-old accessorized her outfit in the most appropriate way possible: with a 14-karat gold VOTE necklace by the beloved Black-owned brand, By Chari.She paired the design with large hoop earrings and a long-sleeved brown silk Nanushka blouse.

Michelle Obama is warning Americans to “vote for Joe Biden like our lives depend on it” during her speech at the Democratic National Convention. In remarks that capped off Monday night's event, Mrs.