Michelle Obama recalls dating Barack Obama when he wasn't ‘financially sound’
- Michelle Obama discussed her early relationship with Barack Obama, noting that he was not financially sound when they began dating in 1989.
- Michelle emphasized that many women seek genuine connections over financial security, quoting herself, ‘I married one’ when discussing attraction toward financially unstable partners.
- Despite challenges in their marriage, Michelle and Barack Obama celebrated their 32nd wedding anniversary, illustrating a partnership based on character rather than financial status.
- Michelle admitted she felt overwhelmed during their early years, especially while raising their daughters, stating there were times she ‘couldn’t stand’ Barack.
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‘I Had to Be Ready to Do Some Hard Things’: Michelle Obama Drops Bombshell About Choosing a Broke Barack Over Someone ‘Financially Sound’
Former president Barack Obama wasn’t always the influential figure we know today. Long before his presidency, he was just a young lawyer struggling to find his financial footing when he met a Chicago woman who would change the trajectory of his life. Host Michelle Obama, 61, and her brother Craig Robinson recently discussed relationships and financial stability on their podcast “IMO with Michelle Obama & Craig Robinson,” alongside guest Jay Shet…

Michelle Obama on Dating Someone Without Money: ‘I Married One’
Source: Andy Wenstrand / Getty Michelle Obama recently opened up about her early days with Barack Obama, reflecting on their relationship before he achieved financial success. On the latest episode of her “IMO” podcast, Michelle and her brother, Craig Robinson, had a candid conversation about money and relationships. STAY INFORMED! CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER! Close Thank you for subscribing! Please be sure to open and clic…
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