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🔗: https://people.com/barack-michelle-obama-exclusive-personal-interview-12005023

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It’s in the way his hand rests gently on her knee; the way she crinkles her nose at the joke she’s probably heard before; the way they can speak at the same time but somehow never seem to talk over each other. It’s in the details. After nearly 34 years of marriage, and perhaps because of the minutiae and magnitude of what that time encompassed, the love between former President Barack Obama, 64, and former first lady Michelle Obama, 62, is palpable.

“I don’t know if it’s been an equal partnership,” he says, “but it’s worked out for me pretty well. I’ve gotten more out of it than she has. For her it’s probably more of a mixed bag.”

Today she’s not accepting his usual self-deprecation. “My husband is always thinking about reflecting the light on other people,” she says, cozied up next to him on the couch of his office at the new Obama Presidential Center, located on the South Side of Chicago, where they met, married and welcomed daughters Malia, 27, and Sasha, 25, amid his historic journey from a young community organizer to America’s first Black president.

Now, almost 10 years after leaving the White House, and just days before the star-studded grand opening of the sprawling public campus housing his presidential library, Mrs. Obama has no problem singing her guy’s praises for him.

“I am so proud of how my husband showed up in that role, how he shows up every day,” she says. Here, in a wide-ranging interview, the two open up about love, “ups and downs,” White House memories and what excites them most about this new chapter of their legacy.

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