Could this really be true?
Washington, D.C. — Tensions inside the Obama household may be worse than Americans thought.
According to prominent conservative voices Tucker Carlson and Megyn Kelly, the former First Lady Michelle Obama doesn’t just have issues with America — she may also have serious resentment toward her own husband, Barack Obama.
“She clearly doesn’t like him. It’s obvious,” Carlson said bluntly during a recent appearance on The Megyn Kelly Show.
Kelly agreed. “Everything she says about him — and this country — is negative,” she added.
A Marriage Focused on Fame, Not Family?
Carlson suggested that the Obamas’ high-profile lifestyle — complete with Netflix deals, award galas, and lavish vacations — reflects a deeper problem: a shift away from traditional values.
“They’ve built a brand on being elite celebrities,” he said. “But in real life, your marriage, your kids, your faith — that’s what counts. And they seem to have forgotten that.”
He added that Michelle’s constant public complaints — despite her privileged lifestyle — reveal a deep-seated unhappiness.
“Self-Obsession and Privilege” – Carlson Slams the Former First Lady
Carlson didn’t mince words, describing Michelle Obama as someone “drowning in affluence and still playing the victim.”
“It’s a freakshow,” he said. “She’s obsessed with herself. You can’t be that wealthy, that protected, and still act oppressed — unless you’re completely out of touch.”
Kelly followed up by mocking Michelle’s recent habit of referring to herself in the third person: “I’m Michelle Obama.”
“Even Barack doesn’t talk about himself that way,” Kelly quipped. “Who does that?”
Michelle’s Latest Comments Spark Fresh Criticism
During a recent podcast interview with Jay Shetty, Michelle expressed concern for her daughters’ safety due to President Trump’s immigration enforcement.
“I’m not worried about myself anymore. I’ve got a four-car motorcade and a police escort,” she said. “But I do still worry about my daughters.”
Critics were quick to point out the disconnect. With full-time Secret Service protection and elite access, her comments struck many Americans as tone-deaf.
Date Night Can’t Quell Growing Divorce Speculation
The Obamas were recently spotted on a public date night in Washington, D.C., likely a response to growing public chatter about potential marital issues.
But for many observers — especially those who prioritize faith, family, and country — the damage may already be done.
“They traded timeless values for spotlight and status,” Carlson concluded. “And now it’s catching up to them.”