Michelle Obama hosted Dr. Sharon Malone, wife of Eric Holder, at her podcast, where the two talked about the challenges of marrying famous politicians.
Michelle Obama spoke of being linked to her famous husband at the beginning of her career, during a recent episode of her podcast.
The former Lady first joined OB-Gyn Dr. Sharon Malone, who is married to former Attorney General Eric Holder. He served as 82nd lawyer general from 2009 to 2015 under former President Barack Obama. During his chat on the IMO podcast, Michelle welcomes with his brother, Craig Robinson, the Mother of two She remembered the first time she and Malone met, Before Barack was elected President.
“We were united because we were both reluctant spouses by attending one of these huge dinners,” Obama said. “And what, where they were … Barack was a Senator in the United States?”
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Malone confirmed, and added: “Yes, he was a senator because you still lived Chicago And Eric was in private practice. So it was fair, they were the first days. “
The women discussed how to be overwhelming was in the first days, remembering how he felt accompanying someone who everyone wanted to “arrive”.
“There was a line of people hoping to shake hands with our respective husbands,” Obama said. “You know, the people, who come to us, reach us in our heads and shed water, trying to reach these two, you know, and illustrious men.”
Obama said he immediately felt seen by Malone, who had “the same gaze on his face like me, as” here’s here. “
He added that they exchanged a look that they said, “Do you see this? Like it is crazy, no, girl? … without words that were said to be like, I want to know this woman.”
In his memory, Becoming, Michelle wrote with great detail about the challenges he experienced in the first years of his family In the White House.
Admitted that it spent a lot of time asking -if it was good enough And feel -unworthy.
“Being the first black, anything will be tough,” he once told ABC. “I knew, like the first black lady, could not mean anything … I should win my grace.”
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