Michelle Obama
On social media, former US President Barack Obama never fails to express his love for his wife. On his lady love’s birthday, he did the same thing. Michelle celebrated her 59th birthday on January 17th.
On the occasion, the former US President took to Instagram and shared a cute photo with a heartfelt message. They were captured in a close embrace, enjoying the sunset. “Happy birthday, Michelle Obama,” Obama wrote in a short but sweet message. You make every day brighter — and you always look better.”
Michelle appreciated the special post dedicated to her and responded in the comments section with heart and kiss emojis.
Michelle Obama expressed gratitude as she turned 59. She posted a solo candid photo of herself along with a heartfelt note. “Thank you all for your birthday wishes. “I say it all the time, and I mean it: I love you, and I am so grateful for your support throughout every step of my journey,” she wrote.
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In the picture, she looked stylish in an oversized white shirt teamed with dazzling hoops and statement rings.
Barack and Michelle Obama married in 1992. Malia and Sasha are their two daughters. Barack Obama was the 44th President of the United States of America from 2009 to 2017.
Michelle is been trending on Twitter. Many users shower their beautiful wishes with posts and videos as well.
Happy birthday, @MichelleObama! 🥳 pic.twitter.com/iADVNuQ9fa
— The Democrats (@TheDemocrats) January 17, 2023
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