US EditionMichelle Obama on being ‘glad’ she didn’t have a son: ‘He would’ve been a Barack Obama’
UNITED STATES, JUN 19 – Michelle Obama reflected on parenting challenges and said raising a son like Barack Obama would have been difficult, emphasizing the importance of preparing boys for resilience, she said on her podcast.
- Michelle Obama expressed relief about not having a son, stating, 'He would’ve been a Barack Obama!' during her podcast IMO with Angie Martinez and Craig Robinson.
- She noted that a hypothetical son would carry the burden of his father's name, saying, 'I’m so glad I didn’t have a boy.'
- In a previous podcast, Obama discussed divorce rumors, stating, 'When I say no... people couldn't even fathom that I was making a choice for myself.'
- Obama emphasized her right to make personal choices, explaining that it's labeled negatively if it doesn't fit societal stereotypes.
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Michelle Obama says a line her mom used to repeat about parenting always stuck with her
Michelle Obama says she learned a powerful lesson about being vulnerable in front of her kids from her parents.Derek White/Getty Images for ABAMichelle Obama says her parents weren't afraid to admit their own shortcomings when raising her and her brother.Her mom, in particular, was upfront about being new to parenting and not always knowing the answers."I don't know what it is, but Mom and Dad did a beautiful job of making themselves plain to us…
Michelle Obama Takes Bizarre Swipe At Barack As Divorce Rumors Swirl - The American Tribune.com
In an embarrassing moment from Michelle Obama’s podcast, the former First Lady jabbed at Barack, saying she’s “glad” not to have a son who would be a “Baby Barack,” exposing cracks in their marriage and her apparent disdain for his legacy. Michelle’s failed podcast “IMO” has struggled to attract listeners, proving her irrelevance outside the liberal elite bubble. For context, Michelle Obama has long been infamous for her hatred for President Tru…
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