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Michelle Obama recently spoke openly about the intense criticism she faced during her years as First Lady, particularly regarding her appearance. In a January 21 interview on the Call Her Daddy podcast with Alex Cooper, she shared personal reflections on the challenges she experienced behind the scenes.

At 62, Michelle remains one of the most respected First Ladies in U.S. history. Serving from 2009 to 2017 alongside President Barack Obama, she broke barriers as the first African-American woman to hold the role and left a lasting legacy.

Despite leading major initiatives like the Let’s Move campaign and supporting healthier school meals through the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act, Michelle said her accomplishments were often overshadowed by superficial commentary.

She explained that media attention frequently centered on her clothes, body, and even her arms, rather than her work or expertise. This focus, she noted, was frustrating and dismissive.

Michelle highlighted how articles emphasized her outfits instead of her education and career. A Princeton graduate and Harvard Law alum, she had worked in public service and nonprofit leadership long before entering the White House, yet said her shoes drew more attention than her qualifications.

She also offered advice to women in leadership, urging them to lead thoughtfully and avoid repeating harmful systems. She stressed building a better world for future generations of girls.

Addressing political speculation, Michelle reiterated her belief that the country is still resistant to female leadership. She closed by encouraging young women to persist, reminding them that setbacks should never stop them from moving forward.