Michelle Obama is a smart, beautiful and sassy woman, and although she’s known for her highfalutin education and successful law career, as well as her former stint as First Lady, she has many layers - right now, she’s opening up about her passion forNext Gen NYC.
She loves watching the stars, includingNext Gen NYC’s Ava Dash. The first season featured a great case, including Ava, Riley Burruss, Arianna Biermann, and Gia Giudice.Gia actually recently announced a big relationship update- she is not engaged to her love interest Christian Carmichael, but she said they’re both in it for the"long haul."
Michelle’s not ashamed that she’s an avidThe Real Housewivesfan - she loves the franchise, and she’s letting the world know that there’s nothing wrong withenjoying the antics of reality stars. In fact, Michelle’s sharing the fact that watching these women live out their often chaotic lives onscreen is well worth doing.
Michelle Talked About The Real Housewives On A Podcast
She Is So Much Fun To Listen To
Michelle recently appeared on a podcast,Follow The Fun With Bowen Yang and Matt Rogers, and she was great company, really lighting up screens, as seen in the YouTube clip above, viaMichelle’s Instagram. The show she’s loving isNext Gen NYC. She talks about watching those"babies"in the video shown above.
The series premiered on June 02, 2025, andMichelle said that she’s watched two episodesof season 1 of the series. While she’s a big fan, the second installment hasn’t been confirmed yet, viaUS Magazine.The series features cast members who might be described as “nepo-babies” - of course, they aren’t that one-dimensional, or a smart woman like Michelle wouldn’t be watching.
Michelle, who is a truly amazing woman - down-to-earth, brilliant and confident - has no shame when it comes to settling down in front of the TV to enjoy the exploits of the children of Real Housewives cast members. These famous kids are really reality TV royalty. Michelle says she’s here to"educate"people about the entertainment value that these series provide.
Michelle shared exciting tidbits on the podcast, as seen above, including the fact that her husband Barack Obama will sometimes “razz” her about watching a series that clearly isn’t up his alley. She doesn’t care -Michelle’s proud to love what she loves. She’s not a pretentious woman.That’s why she’s telling the world about all that the reality TV genre offers.
Next Gen NYCdefinitely got some buzz, so it makes sense that Michelle is so passionate about the series. She knows a good thing when she sees it.
Michelle went to Princeton and Harvard Law. She rose up from Chicago’s South Side, becoming a First Lady that it was so easy to respect. No matter where a person leans politically, they’d be hard-pressed to argue that Michelle isn’t a formidable female. Bright and funny, she commands attention effortlessly - a benevolent queen who says that “culture is king.”
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In the future, Michelle may share more facts about her passion for reality TV - housewives, their kids, and glitzy backdrops, including ritzy apartments. The reality stars she watches have money, just like she does, but money isn’t everything. Michelle knows that too. A moneyed life isn’t necessarily a perfect life. Everyone has their problems.
Fans who love Michelle might scoff at her passion forNext Gen NYC, but maybe they should give it a try. The series attracted over 5 million viewers when it aired - that’s a lot of fans.
She’s encouraging fans to enjoy the show without shame - and maybe, if this seasoned attorney’s convincing enough in her arguments, she can cajole her husband into watching with her. What would be really great is a Pillow Talk-style series featuring Barack and Michelle watching the series.
Imagine the wit, including the dry wisecracks that the very elegant man Brack is known for. He and Michelle’s zingers might be more fun than what’s happening on the show. Maybe the Next Gen NYC fan Michelle needs a reality series of her own, where Barack and her kids appear in certain scenes to add some spice.
Sources:Follow The Fun With Bowen Yang and Matt Rogers,Michelle Obama/Instagram,US Magazine
