This May 6 premieres the documentary by Michelle Obama titled "Becoming", which will show the childhood of the former first lady of the United States, as well as the tour she made to promote her book.
A few days ago, the also lawyer gave a taste of the tape through her official Instagram account and detailed: "This film tells my story, from my childhood on the South Side of Chicago, to my current life, and celebrates the stories of so many people I met along the way. "
In the autobiography of Barack Obama's wife , the public will enjoy an unexpected special participation, that of their daughters Malia , 21, and Sasha , 18.
The appearance of the girls marks the first interview they provide and for the first time, they spoke about the great work Michelle has done, not only in the role of first lady, but also as a mother and activist committed to helping women, children and young boys.
"I am happy because she is proud of what she has done. I think it is the most important thing that a human being should do, be proud of herself," said the youngest daughter of the Obama couple, who has just finished her first year at University from Michigan.
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For her part, Malia confessed that times have changed for everyone, but largely for her mother after spending four years in the White House and that she is now focused on activism at the Obama Foundation.
"She no longer faces the same scrutiny as before: being able to let all of that out of your mind creates a lot more space," says Michelle's first-born daughter, who, like her mother, is currently studying at Harvard University.
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Despite the fact that Michelle Obama has proven to be a committed woman in the workplace, she was always aware of her family and that her two daughters had a childhood as normal as possible and away from the cameras.
A year ago, the writer had an interview with Conan O'Brien in which she recalled how difficult it was for Malia and Sasha to arrive at the White House, who were then 11 and 8 years old.
"We had to create a chrysalis of normality in a pretty crazy and abnormal world. We spent eight years saying, 'Everything is fine! This is normal, they will be fine, just go to school ... They are safe. They have people who protect them. They have food, don't complain, '"he explained.
Currently, the girls became teenagers and both continue their studies and follow the steps and the example of their parents.
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