US EditionMichelle Obama explains decision to skip Trump inauguration
- Michelle Obama discussed her choice to skip Donald Trump's inauguration, stating it was about making a decision that felt right for her and not due to rumors about her marriage to Barack Obama.
- She expressed that her absence sparked criticism and ridicule, leading some to question her relationship with her husband, Barack Obama.
- During her podcast with Taraji P. Henson, Obama emphasized learning to say no and prioritize her own needs over societal expectations.
- Obama mentioned she is undergoing therapy to understand how her time in the White House affected her, underscoring her commitment to personal growth and self-empowerment.
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Michelle Obama breaks silence on skipping Trump inauguration
Michelle Obama addressed her decision not to attend President Trump’s inauguration in January. The former first lady got candid about the controversial move while talking with her brother Craig Robinson on their podcast, “IMO With Michelle Obama & Craig Robinson.” “My decision to skip the inauguration — or my decision to make choices at the beginning of this year that suited me — were met with such ridicule and criticism,” Michelle said on the A…
Michelle Obama reveals why she skipped Trump inauguration
Former first lady Michelle Obama is shedding new light on her decision to skip President Donald Trump’s second inauguration, revealing that it was a deeply personal choice made for her own mental and emotional well-being. In a candid conversation on…
Michelle Obama reveals why she skipped Trump inauguration - Washington Examiner
Former first lady Michelle Obama is shedding new light on her decision to skip President Donald Trump’s second inauguration, revealing that it was a deeply personal choice made for her own mental and emotional well-being. In a candid conversation on the latest episode of IMO with Michelle Obama & Craig Robinson, which featured actress Taraji P. Henson, Obama discussed the backlash she faced earlier this year for skipping high-profile public even…
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