Michelle Obama reveals the challenges of marriage to a famous man in podcast

As a previous first lady Michelle Obama He tells her, it is not easy to be married to a famous man, describing people “waterproofing” on her while trying to reach her husband.

Both Obama and her guest, OB-Gyn, Dr. Sharon Malon, who joined the podcast that participated in hosting Obama with her brother, “IMO with Michelle Obama and Chege Robinson,” Discuss the challenges From marriage to famous men on Wednesday.

Malon’s husband is the former public prosecutor Eric Holder, who was the eighty -eighth public prosecutor from the United States from 2009 to 2015 under the former president Barack Obama.

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Michel Obama released the first time that Malon met during an event.

“They put us together because we are both hesitant of husbands who attended one of these huge dinner,” Obama said. “And what, where were they … was Barack Sinator an American?”

Malon said: “Yes, he was a member of the Senate because you were still living in Chicago and Erik was in a special practice,” Malon said. “So it was just the first days.”

Michelle Obama said the experience was overwhelming.

“There was a group of people waiting to shake hands with their husbands,” she said. “You know, people, like, reach our heads and water leakage on us, in an attempt to reach these two, as you know, bright men.”

Obama said that she saw Malon through the table and felt a good spirit, saying: “She had the same look at her face as she did, like, here we go.”

She added that they exchanged a look that he said: “Do you see this? Like, this is crazy, isn’t it, girl?” Soon they became friends.

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Obama also talked about “the battle to protect the reproductive health of women” beyond miscarriage.

“Unfortunately, it has been reduced to” choice “.” The issue of “choice”, “Obama said. This appears to be the only thing.

I also contacted men for not knowing enough for women Reproductive health.

“Many men have no idea what women are going through,” Obama said. “We were not discussed. We have not taken into account. It still affects the way many male legislators, many male politicians, and many male religious leaders think of the chosen issue, as if it was only about the fetus, but the child, but the reproductive health of women revolves around our lives.”

“This complex reproductive system – the least that it does is to produce life,” Obama said. “It is a very important thing to do. But you only produce life if the device that produces it … works in a healthy way, but there is no clear discussion or link between the two.”

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