Ask former president Barack Obama how he feels about putting ketchup on a hot dog, and he definitely won't hold back. Here's what he had to say.

The divorce rumors never seem to end when it comes to former first couple Michelle and Barack Obama, and sometimes their comments feed into them.

It came after guest Victoria Monét talked about being embarrassed to share her dreams of becoming a singer. ‘It’s like my husband,’ Michelle Obama responded. ‘”I want to be president of the United States.'" She then joked, ‘It’s like “no, you might want to keep that to yourself, honey.'”

Michelle Obama recalled the moment husband Barack Obama shared his dream of one day occupying the Oval Office — and she admitted that she didn’t initially believe he would become president! The topic came up while the Former First Lady was chatting with guest Victoria Monét about her goal to become a singer during the

Years after she originally began championing new nutrition standards, Michelle Obama said she's "not letting up" on her work.

Barack Obama has made a rare public appearance on his wife Michelle’s podcast to confront the persistent rumors swirling around their marriage.

The former first lady and Parents Next Gen Award winner has always been a staunch advocate for children's health and wellness. As a podcast host, she's laying it all on the table, helping us to raise healthier,

Barack and I did everything we could to give our girls as normal of a life as possible," the former First Lady remembered, adding that she and Barack made sure Malia and Sasha were keeping up with their chores in order to create a sense of normalcy.

Former First Lady Michelle Obama will make a special appearance at the 23rd edition of the Martha's Vineyard African American Film Festival (MVAAFF) next month. On Aug. 9 at 4 p.m., Obama will take the stage with her brother and co-host Craig Robinson as they interview multi-hyphenate star Teyana Taylor ("A Thousand and One,

Michelle Obama insisted she and husband Barack "did everything we could to give our girls as normal of a life as possible" while the family-of-four lived in the White House from 2009 to 2017. The former first lady touched on raising their girls,

Michelle Obama says at this point in her life, she’s learning to embrace the “messy” and “more complicated” parts of life, rather than project an image of perfection. “Every time we pick up our phones,