The former first lady spoke with young women who shared their stories through letters that, in-part, inspired Obama’s upcoming novel and discussed what she’s learned about finding courage.

The former first lady famously said “when they go low, we go high” in a 2016 speech. Today, Obama told Robin Roberts the remarks still resonate with her during times of fear or negativity.

The former first lady joined her mother and friends for a candid kitchen table conversation about marriage, parenting and finding support.

Former first lady Michelle Obama said she and former President Barack Obama established a “wonderful routine” and detailed a visit to their daughters Sasha and Malia Obama's apartment in Los Angeles.

Robin Roberts sat down with Michelle Obama to discuss her new book and what Obama calls her “personal toolbox,” the habits and practices that help her move forward during tough times.

Sasha and Malia Obama were just seven and 10-years-old when their father became President of the United States.

The former first lady spoke to “Good Morning America" anchor Robin Roberts about her husband, her daughters and her post-White House life in a recent "20/20" special.

The women shared a candid and laughter-filled conversation about what they’ve experienced with each other and the importance of connection.

The former first lady said she's lived with a “fearful mind” for 58 years.

The former first lady, who said she comes from a family of storytellers, recalled writing an “unraveling mystery” in the fourth grade that became a beloved memory of her mom, Marian Robinson.

In an exclusive interview with Robin Roberts, former first lady Michelle Obama is opening up about something she’s long kept hidden.

ABC News producers and crew members discussed how they created an environment where Michelle Obama, Robin Roberts and invited guests could share a candid kitchen conversation for a 20/20 special.

The former first lady shares the invaluable wisdom she received from her mother while the first family lived in the White House.

The former first lady shares the meaning behind her famous motto, “when they go low, we go high.”

The Former First Lady speaks exclusively to Robin Roberts about her new book, discussing everything from the low-grade depression she experienced to her enduring love with former President Obama.

Former first lady Michelle Obama sits down with Robin Roberts to talk about her life post-White House, her “adulting” daughters and her new book, “The Light We Carry.”

The former first lady spoke candidly about her post-White House life.

The couple shared sweet tributes to each other on social media.

Obama's new book is titled, "The Light We Carry."

In an exclusive "GMA" announcement, former first lady Michelle Obama shared she’ll hit the road to mark the release of her upcoming book, "The Light We Carry," which comes out Nov. 15.

Michelle Obama is being celebrated and praised for wearing braids as she attended the unveiling of her and former President Barack Obama's White House portraits.

Former President Barack Obama and former first lady Michelle Obama returned to the White House Wednesday, to unveil their official portraits and introduce the artists behind them.

The unveiling was put off under former President Donald Trump and further delayed by COVID-19.

The former president turned 61 on Thursday.

Former first lady Michelle Obama announces her new book, "The Light We Carry: Overcoming in Uncertain Times" set to come out Nov. 15 2022.

Their company, Higher Ground, produces podcasts for both the former president and first lady, as well as for Bruce Springsteen.

Michelle Obama's brother, Craig Robinson, and his wife, Kelly Robinson, are suing the University School of Milwaukee after the school expelled their kids.

Craig and Kelly Robinson allege that a private school in Milwaukee expelled their two young sons after the parents raised concerns about racial and socio-economic bias at the school.

The former first lady helped celebrate the milestone with an inspiring message to Roberts and encouraged her to take in the special moment.

Obama made sure that the life of a young girl whose life was cut short by gun violence in Chicago was remembered at the Obama Presidential Center.

The former first lady says story reflects the dilemma for Black families even today.

Tributes pour in for legendary actress and TV trailblazer Betty White.

The former first lady will appear on the season 8 premiere on Jan. 4.

"Black-ish" has booked former First Lady Michelle Obama as a guest star for the show's upcoming final season.

Janai Norman reports on the buzziest stories of the day in "GMA" Pop News.

Former first lady Michelle Obama launched a new campaign, called "Pass the Love with Waffles and Mochi" with Partnership for a Healthier America.

The former first lady talks with Robin Roberts in her first interview since the inauguration about a new version of her bestselling memoir, “Becoming,” for young readers.

Michelle Obama's makeup artist Carl Ray shared a hack for keeping lipstick from transferring to your face mask.

A trade paperback edition of the former first lady's original memoir will also be released.

The former first lady wore pants and a coat and top by Sergio Hudson.

Hairstylist Yene Damtew breaks down how to get Michelle Obama's inauguration hairstyle.

Former first lady Michelle Obama responds to the riot at the Capitol in a blistering statement Thursday.

Janai Norman reports the buzziest stories of the day in "GMA" Pop News.

Former first lady Michelle Obama apparently takes aim at President Donald Trump for refusing to concede, writing in a lengthy Instagram post, "This isn't a game."

Former first lady Michelle Obama slammed President Donald Trump in a video while urging Americans to vote for former Vice President Joe Biden.

On the latest episode of The Michelle Obama Podcast, the former first lady and talk show host Conan O'Brien sat down to discuss all things marriage.

While delivering a message at the Democratic National Convention, Michelle Obama wore a "VOTE" necklace designed by ByChari.

Michelle Obama explains importance of voting. "[W]e get the kind of responsive leadership that speaks for our families and our communities," she told Harper's Bazaar.

The former first lady shared that she suffers from “low-grade depression” in comments made in her new podcast, The Michelle Obama Podcast.

"Part of this depression is also a result of what we’re seeing in terms of the protests [and] the continued racial unrest that has plagued this country since its birth."