Born : January-17-1964
Height: 5-10
Bio: Michelle Obama (born Michelle LaVaughn Robinson in Chicago, IL on January 17, 1964) is the wife of President Barack Obama and the First Lady of the United States of America. She was raised in Chicago but left her home city to attend Princeton University and then Harvard Law School. When she returned to Chicago, she started working at Sidley Austin law firm – it was there that she met her future husband Barack. She is the first African-American First Lady. She is a role model, a trendsetter and a trailblazer. In addition to helping President Obama with his campaigns, she has pushed her own movements, specifically helping children and families achieve a healthy lifestyle. She even has a garden at The White House! Best Known For: She is the First Lady of the United States, wife of President Barack Obama. She is known for her amazing fashion sense and her very toned arms! Personal Life: Her first date with Barack Obama was to see Spike Lee’s movie Do The Right Thing. The couple got married in 1992. Their wedding song was “Unforgettable.†They have two children – Malia Ann, born in 1998, and Natasha, better known as Sasha, born in 2001. The family has dinner together every night at 6:30pm.
Hollywood actress Jennifer Aniston believed to have met Barack Obama in 2007 at a Hollywood gala organised by Steven Spielberg. Now, a picture of Jennifer with Michelle Obama is going viral and fans have reacted to the same.
Taylor Swift, Jessica Biel, John Legend and many more Hollywood stars took to their respective social media handles to react to US Supreme Court's decision to overrule Roe v Wade judgment after which abortion was legalised in the country.
Four years after leaving the White House, we are made privy to the last leg of Michelle Obama as a public figure, as she promotes her bestselling memoir through America. Becoming the same title as her book takes us through the course of this tour, where we are also offered insights into her beginnings, her marriage with Barack Obama, their time at the White House and the insurmountable challenges faced as the first Black President and First Lady of the US
