Michelle Obama discussed the rumors about her divorce to the ex

Former First Lady of the United States Michelle Obama has moved to overcome the rumors of her divorce from her husband and former president, Barack Obama.

In an interview with podcast work in progress, the mother of two children talked about subtle subjects and said she was only an adult woman who made her own decision.

According to Michelle, the reason why the divorce rumor began was because she missed two important events with her husband, former US president.

When cleaning the air, he talked about the difficulties of people who disappointed and explained why he chose not to go to the inauguration of President Donald Trump and Presidential Cemeteries Jimmy Carter.

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“That is what we as women, I think, we struggle with: people who are disappointing. I mean, so much that this year people, you know, they cannot even understand that I make choices for myself so they must assume that my husband and I divorced,” he said.

“That this cannot be an adult woman only makes a series of decisions for herself, right? That is what the community does to us. Touching social stereotypes,” he added.

“We started actually, finally left,” What did I do? For whom I did this? “And if it does not match a kind of stereotype about what people think we have to do, then it is labeled as something negative and terrible.” He said when talking about the hopes that people have for women.

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