Daily News | Michelle Obama shares ways to get through uncertainty in ‘The Light We Carry’
On the outside Michelle Obama has it all — perfect hair, fantastic clothes, a megawatt smile, lucrative book deals, good looking kids and an attentive husband.
Yet, sometimes she feels confused, scared and unsure of her future. A global pandemic, a nation consumed by racial inequality, an insurrection at the Capitol, and the threatened end of women’s reproductive rights even throws the former first lady out of balance., Obama shares techniques for getting through periods of anxiety. Obama will appear at the The Met Philadelphia as part of a six-city book tour. Gayle King of CBS will interview Obama on Nov. 18. Hoda Kotb of NBC will lead the chat Nov.
Philadelphia audiences should expect a candid conversation about Obama’s new love of knitting, how she’s adjusting to being an empty nester, the importance of spending time with girlfriends, and life after the White House. On her first stop at Warner Theatre in Washington, D.C., she talked about her post-White House style. These days that includes rocking shoulder-length braids.
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