From there, they decided to partner on the book tour, with Chapman hosting a large-scale virtual event for Michelle Obama’s second book, The Light We Carry, where 10,000+ Black women ...

Belgian photographer Régine Mahaux told The Times she believes the First Lady shares traits with royalty, in particular the ...

The White House has released a new official portrait of First Lady Melania ... found to be plagiarized from a similar speech by Michelle Obama. In the month leading up to the election, she ...

Melania Trump has demonstrated her political power in her bold new White House portrait that paints a picture of what's to come over the next four years.

First Lady Melania Trump has revealed her official White House portrait for President Donald Trump's second term - and it's very different to previous First Ladies' pictures. In the US ...

Melania's latest portrait differs from some of her predecessors. For example, Michelle Obama's was a simpler picture of her smiling in a plain black dress. Meanwhile, Rosalynn Carter, who served ...

Dating back to Barack ... shared photos years later. SAUL LOEB/AFP via Getty Over the years, their friendship played out in a public forum on multiple occasions — often between Michelle and ...

Michelle and Barack predominately raised their children in the White House during his presidency. She opened up about their parenting fears in her book when she confessed they worry about their ...

In August, Barack and Michelle ... Mrs Obama has previously complained about the requirements placed on her by her husband’s political career. In Mr Obama’s 2020 book, A Promised Land, he ...

Michelle Obama shared a poignant message during the build-up to President Donald Trump’s inauguration as the former first lady decided to stay away from the festivities. The occasion coincides ...

Obama had recently shared a heartfelt note for Michelle Obama on her birthday along with a picture of the two holding hands across a table. ““Happy birthday to the love of my life, Michelle ...

that what the public saw didn’t reflect the president’s reality or ideals,” she explained in the book. “But in this case, maybe it did.” Today, the whole world is Michelle Obama's facial expression.