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Michelle Obama and her husband, Barack Obama, don’t see eye to eye when it comes to bedtime.
“Bedtime is the best time of the day,” the former first lady, 61, said in a sneak peek clip for the upcoming episode of the “Not Gonna Lie with Kylie Kelce” podcast, which will be released in full on Thursday.
“My husband teases me about how early I can go to bed. He just doesn’t understand.”
Michelle said she relishes getting into “some good sheets” at night when it’s “cool.”
However, she insisted that if there are guests in her home, she’s “game” and she’s “in it.”
“I’m talking but, you know, the minute we finish up, I’m just trying not to go to bed before the sun goes down,” Michelle added before sharing that her ideal time for sleep is “anytime after dinner.”
The latest glimpse into the Obamas’ marriage comes a week after Michelle revealed her pet peeve about Barack on her new podcast, “IMO.”
She shared on the March 12 episode that her husband has a propensity for tardiness, noting, “Barack, you know, he had to adjust to what on time was for me.”
“I was like, ‘Dude, a 3 o’clock departure means you’ve done all that,’ you know, it’s like, don’t start looking for your glasses at the 3 o’clock departure,” the podcast co-host added.
However, Michelle credited Barack, 63, for working on this bad habit, saying, “He’s improved over 30 years of marriage, but that was a ‘you must adjust.’”
The Obamas tied the knot in 1992. They share daughters: Malia Obama, 26, and Sasha Obama, 23.
The couple has recently been plagued by split rumors, as Barack was seen solo at President Jimmy Carter’s funeral, a dinner in Washington, DC, and President Trump’s inauguration.
However, a source previously told Page Six of Michelle’s absence at the latter event, “She is not a phony.”
“She showed up reluctantly for the election. They were united, but she doesn’t have to unify around [Trump]. She doesn’t have to say anything. Her absence speaks volumes,” the insider added.
We were also told in January that Michelle has “checked out” of life in DC altogether.
Meanwhile, the Obamas have put on a united front via social media.
Barack celebrated Michelle’s birthday with a flirty message in January and said via Instagram on Valentine’s Day, “Thirty-two years together and you still take my breath away.”
She then responded with a post on her profile, “You’re my rock. Always have been. Always will be.”
Page Six has reached out to Michelle and Barack’s reps for comment.
