Michelle Obama first entered the national spotlight when her husband, Barack Obama, ran for president during the 2008 election. Nearly a decade after Barack finished his final term in office, Michelle is getting real about the "freeing" part of aging.

Michelle Obama shares insights into her enduring marriage with Barack Obama, highlighting their warmth, humor, and rituals after over thirty years together, despite speculation about marital issues following her absence from Trump's inaugural ceremony.

The official 2022 portrait of Michelle Obama was hung in the Ground Floor Corridor of the White House, which is not in the now-demolished East Wing.

“Good Morning America” co-anchor Robin Roberts interviews former first lady Michelle Obama in a new ABC News Studios special, “Michelle Obama: The Style, The Power, The Look – A Conversation with Robin Roberts – Special Edition of 20/20 ,” set to air this Sunday, Nov. 2 on ABC.

Join Michelle Obama and Robin Roberts, as they discuss the former first lady's style evolution in a "Special Edition of 20/20" airing November 2 on ABC and streaming next day on Disney+ and Hulu.

For eight years, Michelle Obama lived in the White House, abiding by the roster of responsibilities that made up her role as First Lady. Only recently, however, has the best-selling author shed light on the often harsh realities of the high-profile political position, one of which she said affected her ability to express herself using her hair.

During the latest episode of her IMO podcast with her brother Craig Robinson, the former first lady raised eyebrows when she commented on how politics can easily "suck the life out" of parenting during a discussion with guests Stephen Jackson and Matt Barnes.

False claims circulated online suggesting Michelle Obama's portrait was destroyed during the White House East Wing demolition. Officials confirm the p

Michelle Obama has lifted the lid on what it was really like being first lady for eight years while Barack Obama was president

Michelle Obama is opening up about the way her personal style has evolved ahead of the release of her coffee table book “The Look.” Michelle Obama may be sporting her signature silk press on the cover of People magazine’s latest issue, but the former First Lady is reveling in the “freedom” of being able to control her style.