Michelle Obama admits that living with 'rumors' about her family since husband Barack Obama ran for president in 2008 hasn’t always been easy — but they have found a way to get past the 'negative energy.

Being married to the president of the United States [is a] thing that none of us kind of banked on. We knew Barack was smart and ambitious, but, you know,” Michelle Obama said on her

Michelle Obama is getting real about how she and her husband Barack deal with life in the spotlight and the negatives that can come along with it, like pesky rumors. During a live taping of her and her brother Craig Robinson's new podcast IMO with Michelle Obama and Craig Robinson at SXSW,

Michelle and Barack Obama have no problem dismissing the haters. During the former first lady’s Thursday, March 13, live taping of her new podcast, “IMO with Michelle Obama and Craig Robinson,” she explained how they get past the negative remarks about them amid rumors their marriage is headed for divorce.

Michelle Obama‘s new podcast teases divorce and “misses the mark” on her privileged life, according to a cultural commentator. Maureen Callahan slammed Michelle’s debut show with brother Craig Robinson,

Michelle Obama, the former First Lady and all-around powerhouse, has recently stepped back into the spotlight with her new podcast, IMO (In My Opinion), co-hosted with her brother, Craig Robinson. In the inaugural episode,

Michelle Obama made an appearance at SXSW where she recorded an episode of her new podcast. The former first lady was without her husband, Barack Obama, for the event held in Austin, Texas. While in front of a live audience,

Michelle added fuel to these rumors when she used the first episode of her new podcast to complain about Barack, doing so seemingly as much as she possibly could. Mi