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Michelle Obama Gets ‘Condolences’ That Malia Sasha Are Home From College From Ellen DeGeneres

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Ellen DeGeneres, 62, continued to deal with her deep boredom during the COVID-19 stay-at-home order by calling more and more of her celebrity friends.

And that now includes former First Lady Michelle Obama, who gave a little insight into what her famous family is doing during the shutdown.

Ya know, we’re just trying to, like, structure our days,” Obama told the comedian. “I mean, everybody’s home,” Michelle, 56, told Ellen during their March 23 chat. “The girls are back because colleges are now online.

So they’re off in their respective rooms doing their online classes and I think Barack is — I don’t know where he is.

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