his revelations about the new life of his daughters, Malia and Sasha

Michelle Obama admirers are only waiting for one date: November 15th. It was indeed that day that his brand new book The light we carry Where This light in us, will come out. Until then, the former First Lady is thus on promotion and gives interview after interview to talk about her second book but also about her personal life, at rare moments.

If Barack Obama’s wife talked about her menopause without any taboos, she also confided in some things about the new life of her two daughters, Malia and Sasha. News that everyone was waiting for since the little Obama family entered many hearts when they were in the White House. It is thus during an interview granted to the magazine People that the mother of the family gave herself over to her two, and now grown-up, princesses. The former First Lady of the United States explained that Malia, 24, and Sasha, 21, decided tomove in together in Los Angeles, near the beaches of the Golden State. The choice of this city in California was obvious for them since Malia is now a screenwriter for television and Sasha is studying at the University of Southern California.

Michelle Obama “They understand they have a unique bond”

Michelle Obama expressed herself on the flight of her daughters as follows: “You try not to overreact, you don’t want to say, ‘Oh my God, i am so happy for you‘. Because afterwards, they might think, ‘maybe if my mother likes this idea, it’s not so good'”she explained, before continuing: “It’s good to see that the two girls you raised find comfort in sitting around a kitchen table with each other. That’s what you want for them.”, she said. She also touched on the precious bond that was born between the two sisters: “I think they understand that they have a unique bond becausethey are the only two who know what they have just experienced — growing up in the White House with the world’s brightest spotlight on you as you go through adolescence and puberty, she said. Only they know what it means to them“.

On November 10, during an interview with ABC News, the one who will soon be releasing her second book told a family anecdote about her daughters: “They had invited us before dinner to have cocktails at home and they had prepared a charcuterie platter and tried to make two martinis. But they understood that they had none of the ingredients. They tried all the same, because they received us. It’s fun to watch them become themselves“ she said, touched. A ‘blood for blood’ roommate filled with love and positivity, we will understand.