Michelle Obama looks chic as she enjoys girls night out with Megan Thee Stallion and La La Anthony
Michelle Obama looked chic as she enjoyed a girls night out with Megan Thee Stallion and La La Anthony in Los Angeles.
The trio was spotted dining at the celebrity-loved restaurant Darling in West Hollywood on Thursday evening.
Photographers caught the three women exiting the hot spot one after the other.
The former first lady, 62, donned a fashionable black and gray coat, which contained tassels on the bottom and sleeves, as well as some jeans.
She styled her hair in a big braid and accessorized with some diamond earrings, a few chunky rings and a black clutch.
She tried to keep a low profile, darting into an awaiting vehicle.
Megan, 31, donned a long sleeve maroon crop top and matching capri pants, which left her toned midriff on full display. She completed the look with some black, strappy heels.
As for La La, 47, she opted for a white T-shirt, jeans, a dramatic leather trench coat and pumps.
Michelle Obama looked chic as she enjoyed a girls night out with Megan Thee Stallion and La La Anthony in Los Angeles
The trio was spotted dining at the celebrity-loved restaurant Darling in West Hollywood on Thursday evening. Megan Thee Stallion is seen during the outing
Megan was a guest on Michelle’s IMO podcast back in August, during which, Michelle said Megan reminded her of her daughter Sasha, 25.
Both she and her brother and co-host, Craig Robinson, admitted that Megan felt like someone who would ‘be in their family.’
‘You remind me of Sasha, my youngest,’ Michelle told Megan. ‘You and Sasha have similar sass levels.’
Megan then recalled the time she had hung out with Sasha after her Saturday Night Live performance.
‘I made my security be all around [her]. I was like, “Hold on, y’all, we got the president’s daughter in here,”‘ Megan joked.
‘She is just all up in it and your energy, it’s just so familiar,’ Michelle told Megan. ‘It’s like family.’
Weeks later, it was reported by Page Six that Megan and Sasha were seen hanging out at the Sand Bar & Grille on Martha’s Vineyard.
The outing comes days after Michelle detailed the challenging battle she faced to overcome her fears before she decided to support her husband, Barack Obama’s decision to run for President.
La La, 47, she opted for a white T-shirt, jeans, a dramatic leather trench coat and pumps.
The former first lady, 62, donned a fashionable black and gray coat, which contained tassels on the bottom and sleeves, as well as some jeans
She spoke about her trepidations over Barack, 65, taking office during the most recent episode of her IMO podcast.
She admitted that she initially felt like she couldn’t handle being first lady but after spending time ‘analyzing her fear’ she ultimately stood by Barack’s side.
The topic came up after her co-host and brother, Craig Robinson, read a question from a listener, who asked her to describe a ‘moment where taking a chance felt terrifying but it ended up changing the trajectory of your life.’
‘How did you know it was worth the risk?’ the fan asked.
‘There’s been a lot of [scary situations in my life]. A lot of things have come my way where I’ve been like, “Oh my God, I can’t do that,”‘ Michelle admitted.
She explained that leaving her high-paying corporate job at the Chicago law firm Sidley & Austin in 1991 to work as an assistant to Chicago Mayor Richard M Daley was extremely terrifying for her.
‘Leaving corporate law, leaving a big salary when I still had a bunch of college and law school debt to work for the city and a nonprofit… Doing something that wasn’t lucrative with that kind of debt was scary,’ she said.
She then confessed that ‘saying yes to her husband’s run to the White House’ was also one of her scariest moments.
Michelle tried to keep a low profile, darting into an awaiting vehicle
Photographers caught the three women exiting the hot spot one after the other
‘But I’ve learned over time that I need to ask myself, “What am I actually afraid of?” I learned to analyze my fear first without just succumbing to it,’ she continued.
‘There may be a good reason to listen to fear and take a step back, but if it’s only about your comfort or just not wanting to fail, if it’s not life threatening, you should note that in your mind and analyze what it is you’re able to handle.
‘Many of us are able to handle a lot more stress or uncertainty than we think… A lot of times we let fear stop us from doing things that are really important and can be a point of growth.’
She went on to give advice to others who may be scared to take a chance, as she urged: ‘Figure out what’s making you hesitant first and figure out whether or not that’s a real fear you need to address. If it isn’t, if it’s just something in the back of your mind, then go for it.’
