The former President and First Lady of the United States are teaming up with creator Chris Nee for We The People, which is aimed to teach people all about how the government works.
During his appearance, the former President of the United States spoke about his daughters Sasha and Malia and their experience with the Secret Service while living in the White House for eight years.
The song “Gang Signs” finds Snoop seemingly suggesting he smoked with the former President: “Still sippin’ gin and juice while I’m smoking marijuana / I bet you never blew with Obama.”
While it’s unclear whether or not he’s being serious, it is confirmed that he previously got high in a White House bathroom. Back in 2014, he told Jimmy Kimmel during an interview that he once smoked up in the bathroom.
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The 59-year-old former President of the United States penned a heartfelt tribute in honor of the royal, who died on Friday (April 9) at the age of 99, to his Instagram.
“When we first met His Royal Highness Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, he and Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II had already been on the world stage for more than half a century — welcoming leaders like Churchill and Kennedy; Mandela and Gorbachev. As two Americans unaccustomed to palaces and pomp, we didn’t know what to expect,” he wrote.
“We shouldn’t have worried. The Queen and Prince Philip immediately put us at ease with their grace and generosity, turning a ceremonial occasion into something far more natural, even comfortable. Prince Philip in particular was kind and warm, with a sharp wit and unfailing good humor. It was our first introduction to the man behind the title, and in the years since, our admiration for him has only grown. We will miss him dearly.”
She had been hospitalized at Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching and Referral hospital in Kisumu, Kenya, and passed on Monday morning (March 29).
“She died this morning. We are devastated,” her daughter, Marsat Onyango, confirmed (via ABC).
“Mama was sick with normal diseases she did not die of COVID-19,” a family spokesman added.
Sarah Obama was the second wife of former President Obama’s grandfather and she helped raise his father, Barack Obama, Sr. The former President affectionately referred to her as “granny” in his book “Dreams from My Father.” She attended his inauguration in 2009.
My family and I are mourning the loss of our beloved grandmother, Sarah Ogwel Onyango Obama, affectionately known to many as “Mama Sarah” but known to us as “Dani” or Granny. We will miss her dearly, but we’ll celebrate with gratitude her long and remarkable life. pic.twitter.com/avDY4f1PVu
The former First Lady made a virtual appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show on Tuesday (March 16).
During her appearance, Michelle spoke about having her kids back at home learning virtually, and Ellen found out if they’re playing beer pong to make it feel like college.
She also spoke about former President Obama, and how he feels about turning 60 years old. She also amusingly clarified why he’s been telling people she’s a competitive bike rider. Plus, she talked about how she felt at this year’s presidential inauguration and her thoughts on President Biden’s leadership.
The two also discussed her new Netflix series Waffles + Mochi, and her Pass the Love campaign with Partnership for a Healthier America, raising funds to distribute a million meals to families in need across the country.
Plus, she showed off some items around her house during a game of “Drawer Dash,” raising $50,000 for Partnership for a Healthier America thanks to Triscuit. She also revealed what she took from the White House, what she’s been making in quarantine, and something of former President Obama’s that she wishes she could throw away!