US EditionMichelle Obama Says Husband Barack Has 'Always Been There' for Their Family
- Michelle Obama honored her husband, former President Barack Obama, with a Father's Day post featuring a throwback White House photo of their family on June 15, 2024.
- This tribute came after divorce rumors surfaced earlier in 2024 following Michelle's choice to skip several political events, including Donald Trump’s second presidential inauguration, which she explained were decisions for her own wellbeing.
- Michelle and Barack Obama, who first connected in Chicago about ten years before their 1992 marriage while working as young attorneys, have repeatedly denied rumors of separation, emphasizing, “That’s not who we are.”
- Barack Obama revealed he was "in a deep deficit" with Michelle after his presidency and has tried to improve their relationship by "doing occasionally fun things," emphasizing his ongoing commitment despite challenges.
- Their public statements and family reflections indicate the couple remains united, highlighting mutual support and personal growth amid past difficulties and speculation.
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'She Hated Him for 10 Years': Michelle Obama Claims Barack Has ‘Always Been There’ In Heartfelt Post After Publicly Criticizing His Parenting
Michelle Obama is grateful that her husband Barack Obama has always been devoted to their family. The former first lady shared a nostalgic Father’s Day
Michelle Obama Says Barack Has "Always Been There" in Sweet Father's Day Tribute
She shared a rare throwback photo of the Obama family after squashing divorce rumors.Getty Images Michelle and Barack Obama at the US Open in 2023The GistMichelle Obama posted a sweet Father's Day tribute for her husband Barack Obama on Sunday, June 15.The former first lady shared a rare throwback photo of the couple with their daughters Malia and Sasha in 2004.Michelle and Barack last stepped out together publicly on May 27, putting divorce rum…
Obama Breaks His Silence
Days after a public plea for him to speak up from the comfort of "semi-retirement," former President Obama has heeded the call. The 44th president on Sunday offered up a social media post , which stands in stark contrast to a rant from President Trump that appeared hours later on Truth...
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