Barack Obama and Wife Michelle Engage in 14 Fun Questions About Their Life: “Who Apologises First?”

Barack Obama and Wife Michelle Engage in 14 Fun Questions About Their Life: “Who Apologises First?”

  • Former American president Barack Obama and his wife Michelle made waves online following their appearance on a podcast
  • Legit.ng reported that there have been divorce rumours about the couple, which Barack subtly squashed on the show
  • Following that, the lovebirds engaged in a romantic 14-question section that revealed details of their long-standing relationship

Former US president Barack Obama made a surprise appearance on wife Michelle's podcast show IMO anchored with actor Craig Robinson.

The show, which was aired on Wednesday, July 16, saw the couple address divorce rumours after intense speculation and online gossip.

Former US president Barack Obama and wife Michelle answer 14 questions about their relationship on a podcast.
Former US president Barack Obama and wife Michelle share details of their relationship on a podcast. Credit: @imopodcast
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Apparently on the show, the lovebirds engaged in a playful question-and-answer section that revealed the dynamics and balance in their relationship.

The viral clip disclosed that Barrack apologises first after a fight and that Michelle was the stubborn one in their marriage.

The lovey-dovey footage also revealed that Barrack was the bigger baby when sick and that Michelle was the funny one in their relationship.

When asked who said "I love you" first, Barrack chose himself, but Michelle insisted on pointing to herself, and eventually pointed to both of them, eliciting reactions from their fans.

Watch the video below:

Barack, Michelle share details of relationship, reactions

Legit.ng compiled the reactions below:

fanninpam4 wrote:

"Who should move back into the White House?"

kahlin_m said:

"The thought of Barack grumpy in the morning is making me laugh so hard."

ebony_injections said:

"Can y’all just buy a country so we can come live with y’all."

vgsgrl777 said:

"A normal, kind, intelligent, and happy couple in the White House... I miss that soooooo much!!!"

savvydesigns_chi said:

"Who wanted to cry after bc you missss themmm🥺🥺😍."

kristinbauer said:

"Such a great couple that they basically agreed on all - so they know each other well."

homewithcollin wrote:

"❤️❤️ geez I miss these two being our stewards and beacons of hope."

ceejayev said:

"OH MY GOD, THIS LIFELONG CONSERVATIVE MISSES YOU BOTH!!!!!!!!!!!! 💕."

brendam00700 said:

"Beautiful couple! They know each other so well. Many couples have no idea about some of these questions."

deojie_hair said:

"If a whole former America 🇺🇸 president can do a TikTok challenge 🙌who am I to be camera shy to advertise my business 👩‍💼 aww such a beautiful couple."

kristi.beegeesmama wrote:

"Oh how I miss them. It’s almost gut wrenching to see them with what’s happening to our country right now...."

violetadclr wrote:

"I’m a 🇵🇪 🇨🇦 citizen….. and I’m just wanted to say we all miss you both. I still can’t understand how your country has chosen something sooooooo different. It’s so unbelievable."
Former US president Barack Obama and wife Michelle attempt 14 questions about their relationship on a podcast.
Former US First Lady Michelle hosts husband Barrack Obama on her podcast show. Credit: @michelleobama
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Michelle Obama shades Barack again

Per a previous report by Legit.ng, Michelle Obama said she’s relieved she doesn't have a son, claiming he would have turned out like Barack.

The former First Lady made the remark about her husband on the podcast with her brother Craig and Angie Martinez.

Social media users interpreted the statement as a subtle swipe amid ongoing divorce speculations.

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Chinasa Afigbo (Entertainment Editor) Chinasa Afigbo is a pop culture/music journalist and content writer with over four years of experience in other mainstream media organisations, including Vanguard Media and Guardian Life. She holds a degree in Information Management Technology from the Federal University of Technology, Owerri (FUTO). She also moved on to pursue courses in writing & media communications. Chinasa has also been published in other Intl journals, like The African Report. Reach her at: chinasa.afigbo@corp.legit.ng.

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