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Barack Obama sends out sweet message to wife Michelle on her 55th birthday (photo)

January 17, 2019, marked the 55th birthday of America's former First Lady, Michelle Obama and her husband, Barack, took to social media to celebrate her in a beautiful way.

It is common news that former U.S president, Barack Obama and his wife, Michelle, have continued to show the world the actual definition of couple goals. From the constant public display of affection, it is pretty clear how strong their bond as a couple is.

Michelle who recently turned 55 on January 18, was celebrated by her husband on the Twitter platform with an adorable throwback photo and a lovely message. He wrote: "I knew it way back then and I’m absolutely convinced of it today — you’re one of a kind, @MichelleObama. Happy Birthday!"

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Considering the fact that the Obamas are well loved by many people especially when compared with the current First Family, it came as little surprise when a lot of people used the opportunity to celebrate them, expressing how much they have missed Barack and Michelle in the White House.

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Happy birthday to one of the most liked American First Lady!

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