How To Contact Michelle Obama…

Email Michelle Obama on her Official Site (Greeting Request) or press@obama.org (Obama Foundation) & obama.library@nara.gov (Obama Library).

The best way to meet Michelle Obama is at one of her book signings, live events, movie/TV show premieres, meet-and-greets, or bidding on a charity auction.

Call Michelle Obama at 312-847-4044 (Community), 773-420-1660 (Obama Foundation), or 847-252-5700 (Obama Presidential Library).

Text Michelle Obama at 312-847-4044 (Community).

To get Michelle Obama’s autograph, send your request with a self-addressed stamped envelope. Send Michelle Obama a fan mail letter care/of:

Michelle Obama
c/o Barack Obama Foundation
5235 S Harper Ct. #1140
Chicago, IL 60615

Michelle Obama
c/o Office of Barack & Michelle Obama
P.O. Box 91000
Washington, DC 20066

Michelle Obama
c/o The Obama Foundation
P.O. Box 779056
Chicago, IL 60677-9056

Michelle Obama
c/o Barack Obama Presidential Library
2500 W. Golf Rd.
Hoffman Estates, IL 60169-1114

Michelle Obama’s agency is:

Creative Artists Agency (CAA)
2000 Ave. of the Stars
Los Angeles, CA 90067

Michelle Obama’s management is:

Office of Barack & Michelle Obama
P.O. Box 91000
Washington, DC 20066

Michelle Obama’s publicist is:

Meredith O’Sullivan Wasson
c/o The Lede Company Public Relations
9701 Wilshire Blvd. #930
Beverly Hills, CA 90212

Michelle Obama began her career in law after graduating from Harvard Law School in 1988. She worked as an attorney at Sidley Austin LLP in Chicago, where she met her future husband, Barack Obama. After leaving the law firm, Michelle worked in the public sector, serving as an Assistant to the Mayor of Chicago and then as the founding executive director of the Chicago chapter of Public Allies, a leadership training program for young adults. She later worked as the Vice President for Community and External Affairs at the University of Chicago Medical Center before taking on the role of First Lady when her husband was elected President of the United States in 2008. Michelle has strongly advocated education, public service, and social justice throughout her career.

Michelle Obama met Barack Obama in 1989 while they were both working at the law firm Sidley Austin LLP in Chicago. Michelle was assigned to be Barack’s mentor while he was a summer associate at the firm. Initially, Michelle was hesitant to date him, as they worked together and she was his advisor. However, Barack was persistent and eventually won her over with his charm and intelligence. They went on their first date in 1989 to see Spike Lee’s movie “Do the Right Thing,” The rest, as they say, is history.

Michelle Obama first met Beyoncé in 2009 when Beyoncé performed at President Obama’s first inauguration ceremony. Beyoncé sang “At Last” by Etta James during the first dance of the President and First Lady at the Inaugural Ball. Since then, Michelle and Beyoncé have developed a friendship, with Michelle publicly praising Beyoncé’s music and activism. Beyoncé has also supported Michelle’s initiatives, including the “Let’s Move!” campaign to promote healthy eating and exercise for children. They have been seen together at various public events, including Michelle’s 50th birthday party in 2014.

Michelle Obama met Donald Trump during the Presidential Inauguration ceremony in January 2017. As the outgoing First Lady, Michelle was present at the ceremony to welcome and host the incoming President and First Lady, as per tradition. During the ceremony, Michelle interacted courteously and respectfully with Trump and his wife, Melania, despite the political differences between their families. After the inauguration, Michelle and Barack Obama returned to private life, while Trump and his administration took over the White House. The relationship between the two families remained formal and professional, with occasional public disagreements over policy issues.

Michelle Obama and Ellen DeGeneres first met during an appearance on “The Ellen Show” in 2008, shortly after Barack Obama was elected President of the United States. Since then, Michelle has appeared on the show numerous times, discussing her initiatives as First Lady, promoting healthy living, and sharing stories about her life and family. Michelle and Ellen have developed a close friendship over the years, with Ellen attending Michelle’s 50th birthday party in 2014 and Michelle praising Ellen for her humor, kindness, and dedication to charitable causes.

Michelle Obama first met George W. Bush when her husband, Barack Obama, was inaugurated as the 44th President of the United States in January 2009. As per tradition, the outgoing President, George W. Bush, and his wife, Laura Bush, attended the inauguration ceremony and welcomed the incoming President and First Lady to the White House. Since then, Michelle and George W. Bush have been seen together at various public events, including the dedication of the National Museum of African American History and Culture in 2016 and the state funeral of former President George H.W. Bush in 2018. Despite their political differences, they have developed a friendly relationship and have been seen joking and sharing candy at public events.

Michelle Obama met Hillary Clinton during the 2008 Presidential election when Hillary was running against Michelle’s husband, Barack Obama, for the Democratic Party’s nomination. Although the primary race was contentious at times, Michelle and Hillary developed a cordial relationship and mutual respect. After Barack Obama won the nomination and the Presidency, Michelle worked with Hillary, who became Secretary of State, on various initiatives, including the “Let Girls Learn” campaign to promote education for girls worldwide. Michelle and Hillary have also been seen together at various public events, including the National Museum of African American History and Culture dedication in 2016.

Michelle Obama met Jill Biden through her husband, Joe Biden, who served as Vice President during Barack Obama’s presidency. Jill was Joe Biden’s wife and served as the Second Lady of the United States during that time. Michelle and Jill worked together on various initiatives, including the “Joining Forces” campaign to support military families. They also developed a friendship over the years, with Michelle speaking highly of Jill’s dedication to education and her work as a community college professor. After Joe Biden won the 2020 Presidential Election and was inaugurated as the 46th President of the United States, Jill became the First Lady, and Michelle congratulated her on social media, calling her a “friend and mentor.”

Michelle Obama met Joe Biden through her husband, Barack Obama when he selected Biden as his running mate in the 2008 Presidential Election. Before the selection, Michelle and Biden had never met. However, as the campaign progressed, Michelle got to know Biden better and developed a strong working relationship with him. Biden served as Vice President during both of Obama’s terms in office. Michelle worked closely with him on various initiatives, including the “Joining Forces” campaign to support military families. Michelle and Biden have also become friends over the years, and Michelle has spoken highly of him and his wife, Dr. Jill Biden, on numerous occasions.

Michelle Obama met Kamala Harris during the 2020 Presidential Election campaign when Kamala was running for Vice President alongside Joe Biden. Michelle was a prominent supporter of the Biden-Harris ticket and campaigned for them nationwide. Michelle and Kamala also connect through their experiences as trailblazing women of color in politics. After the election, Kamala was sworn in as the first female, first Black, and first South Asian Vice President of the United States in January 2021. Michelle attended the inauguration and was seen interacting with Kamala and her husband, Doug Emhoff, in a friendly and supportive manner.

After he left the presidency, the Obamas entered a content deal with Netflix in 2018. Michelle Obama and Barack Obama signed a multi-year deal to produce films and series for Netflix through their production company, Higher Ground Productions. The partnership was announced officially by Netflix and aimed to produce diverse content, including documentaries, scripted series, and features.

Michelle Obama and Oprah Winfrey developed a strong public friendship over the years. As First Lady of the United States, Michelle Obama appeared on “The Oprah Winfrey Show” and later on Oprah’s other platforms, such as “Oprah’s Next Chapter” and “Super Soul Sunday.” They engaged in deep conversations about life in the White House, Michelle’s initiatives, personal reflections, and her memoir, “Becoming.” Their interviews display a warm, genuine connection, with Oprah championing Michelle’s work and impact as a role model.

Michelle Obama met Serena Williams in 2012 when the tennis star visited the White House for a Let’s Move! event that Michelle hosted. They bonded over their commitment to promoting healthy lifestyles for children and their families. Since then, Michelle and Serena have remained close, with Michelle attending several of Serena’s tennis matches and Serena participating in Michelle’s “Let’s Move!” campaign. They have also worked together on initiatives to empower girls and women, including the “Let Girls Learn” campaign to promote education for girls worldwide. Michelle has praised Serena for her dedication to tennis, her philanthropic work, and her advocacy for social justice.

Michelle Obama first met Stacey Abrams in 2012 when Abrams was serving as the Minority Leader of the Georgia House of Representatives. Michelle was in Georgia as part of her “Let’s Move!” campaign to promote healthy eating and exercise for children, and Abrams welcomed her to the state. They remained in touch over the years, and Michelle was a vocal supporter of Abrams during her run for Governor of Georgia in 2018. Although Abrams ultimately lost the election, Michelle praised her for her leadership, public service, and dedication to voting rights. Since then, they have continued to work together on initiatives to empower and engage young people in politics and activism.

Michelle Obama and Tyler Perry first met when Perry hosted a fundraiser for President Obama’s reelection campaign in 2012. Michelle attended the event held at Tyler Perry’s home in Atlanta, Georgia, and the two bonded over their shared commitment to supporting education and the arts. Since then, they have remained friends, with Michelle attending the opening of Tyler Perry Studios in Atlanta in 2019 and praising his philanthropic work and contributions to the entertainment industry. Tyler Perry has also been a vocal supporter of Michelle’s initiatives, including her “Let’s Move!” campaign to promote healthy living for children and their families.

Michelle Obama lives with her husband, Barack Obama, in their home in Washington, D.C. They purchased the home in 2017 after leaving the White House and have remained in the area since.

Michelle Obama was born and raised in Chicago, Illinois, in the United States. She was born on January 17, 1964, and grew up in the South Shore neighborhood of Chicago. Michelle attended public schools in Chicago and later graduated from Princeton University and Harvard Law School.

Michelle Obama’s family includes her husband, Barack Obama, who served as the 44th President of the United States from 2009 to 2017, and their two daughters, Malia Obama, and Sasha Obama. Michelle and Barack were married in 1992, and Malia was born in 1998, followed by Sasha in 2001. Michelle is also close to her mother, Marian Robinson, who lived with the Obama family in the White House during their time in office and has strongly supported Michelle’s initiatives. Michelle has often spoken publicly about the importance of family and the central role that her family has played in her life and career.