Former US President Barack Obama took to social media X (previously Twitter) to want spouse Michelle on her 61st birthday on Friday. In a love-filled publish, Obama shared an image with Michelle – the 2 of them holding fingers whereas sitting throughout the desk. He captioned it: “Completely satisfied birthday to the love of my life, Michelle Obama. You fill each room with heat, knowledge, humor, and charm – and also you look good doing it. I am so fortunate to have the ability to tackle life’s adventures with you. Love you!”
Michelle was fast to reply with “Love you, honey!” coupled with two emojis – a coronary heart and face blowing a kiss.
Love you, honey! ❤️😘 https://t.co/fiQaCYmQ02
— Michelle Obama (@MichelleObama) January 17, 2025
His publish comes amid rumours about their divorce on social media platforms. The rumours spurt following reviews of Michelle skipping the inauguration of US President-elect Donald Trump on January 20. Her workplace introduced this week that Michelle wouldn’t attend the upcoming inauguration however didn’t provide a proof.
Her workplace mentioned on Tuesday, “Former President Barack Obama is confirmed to attend the sixtieth Inaugural Ceremonies. Former First Woman Michelle Obama won’t attend the upcoming inauguration.”
She additionally didn’t accompany Barack to the funeral of former US president Jimmy Carter on January 9.
Michelle Obama
The previous first girl grew up on the South Facet of Chicago. Because the daughter of a metropolis water-pump operator and a stay-at-home mother, she by no means imagined inspiring individuals and driving historic change.
Michelle met her husband Barack in 1989 at a legislation agency Sidley Austin LLP, the place she labored instantly after graduating from Harvard Legislation College. The 2 fell in love and married in 1992. They’re mother and father to 2 women – Malia, 26, and Sasha, 23.
“Of all of the issues she has achieved in her exceptional life, Michelle considers being a mom her biggest accomplishment,” reads the biography on their web site.
