Coverage dated June 19, 2025

Michelle Obama is glad she and Barack never had a son: 'I would've felt for him'

Headline from The Christian Post

Former first lady Michelle Obama said during a recent podcast that she s glad she never had a son because he would have been like her husband

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  1. The Christian Post

    Michelle Obama is glad she and Barack never had a son: 'I would've felt for him' (opens The Christian Post)

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    The Christian Post's feed description

    Former first lady Michelle Obama said during a recent podcast that she s glad she never had a son because he would have been like her husband

  2. Breitbart News

    WATCH: Michelle Obama Tells Why She Is 'Glad' She Did Not Have a Boy (opens Breitbart News)

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    Breitbart News's feed description

    Michelle Obama is getting attention for odd comments she made about her husband, former President Barack Obama, during a recent podcast.

  3. The Western Journal

    Michelle Obama: I'm Glad I Didn't Have a Son Because I Don't Want Another Barack (opens The Western Journal)

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    The Western Journal's feed description

    "I would've felt for him," Michelle Obama said when asked about the possibility of having a son during an eyebrow-raising interview.

  4. Fox News

    Michelle Obama says she's 'so glad' she never had a son, says he 'would have been a Barack Obama' (opens Fox News)

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    Fox News's feed description

    Former first lady Michelle Obama shared thoughts about parenting sons on her IMO podcast with brother Craig Robinson, expressing relief at not having a boy like Barack.

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