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Footage of The Obamas Dancing at Beyoncé’s Concert Is Exactly What We Needed on This Monday
This is too funny! Former President and First Lady, Barack Obama and Michelle Obama, had quite the weekend. The happy couple was spotted dancing and having a great time at Beyoncé and Jay-Z’s concert in Washington DC on Saturday, July 28.
Onlookers watched Barack, 56, and Michelle, 54, dance the night away in their box seats at FedEx field. Many fans documented them grooving on their phones and some took to Twitter to express their joy. “Tonight I saw Beyoncé with President Obama sitting right behind me. I can die happy,” one user tweeted. Another added, “Barack and Michelle Obama were spotted dancing at a Beyoncé’s concert [and] honestly that’s the collaboration I need in my life.”
Barack and Michelle are big fans of Beyoncé and Jay-Z apparently. The singer performed at his inauguration in 2009 and at Michelle’s 50th birthday party in 2014. On top of that, Michelle just attended the On the Run II Tour in Paris two weeks ago with her younger daughter, Sasha.
It’s no secret that the Obamas are big fans of music. This past Valentine’s Day, Michelle dedicated a very special playlist to her hubby of 25 years. Some songs on the playlist were “Stand By Me” by Ben E. King, Elton John’s “Your Song,” Calvin Harris and Rihanna’s “We Found Love,” and Whitney Houston’s, “I Wanna Dance With Somebody,” among others.
The duo previously married in 1992 and are parents to two daughters, Malia, 20, and Sasha, 17. And after nearly three decades of marriage, Barack and Michelle clearly still like to have a good time together. “There’s no doubt I’m a better man having spent time with Michelle,” Barack told Vogue in 2013. “I would never say that Michelle’s a better woman, but I will say she’s a little more patient.” Patient with his sort-of embarrassing dance moves, that is!
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