‘I don’t miss them’ - Michelle Obama faces backlash over remarks on daughters

Author: Henry OduahPublished on: August 29, 2026Country: United States

Society & Lifestyle

‘I don’t miss them’ - Michelle Obama faces backlash over remarks on daughters

Former US First Lady Michelle Obama faced criticism after saying she does not miss having her adult daughters, Malia and Sasha, living at home. During an appearance on Jon Stewart's podcast, she explained that she enjoys the freedom of her schedule. Although she clarified that she loves her daughters and looks forward to seeing them for dinner, some commentators accused her of sounding resentful about motherhood.

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