Michelle Obama opens up for the first time about how she believes rumors of divorce with former President Barack Obama originated. Plus, a formerly married couple earns praise for the custody arrangement known as birdnesting, and dietitians share 11 foods high in calcium to fortify your bones, hair and teeth.
Michelle Obama has opened up about how divorce rumors surfaced regarding her 32-year marriage to former President Barack Obama simply by her making her own decisions about how to spend her time. "They couldn’t even fathom that I was making a choice for myself that they had to assume that my husband and I are divorcing," the former first lady told actor Sophia Bush on Bush's "Work in Progress" podcast.
After the eight-year marriage between Devin Justine and Brendan Cleary ended in divorce, the couple from Washington state mapped out a custody arrangement known as birdnesting. Their two children remain in the family home, and Justine and Cleary take turns living there to provide them with a stable environment. “I’m a product of divorce. I spent my life living out of a suitcase, and there was no way we could ask our kids to do the same. Kids want to sleep in the same bed every night,” Justine told TODAY.com. “The weight of it all was incredibly heavy for me.”
Calcium is a crucial mineral when it comes to strong bones as well as fortifying your hair, nails, teeth and skin. We spoke to dietitians about how much calcium you need per day, and they shared 11 foods to help you reach the recommended amount, from yogurt to almonds.
Le Creuset is known for its heirloom-quality cookware that rarely goes on sale. In honor of the brand’s centennial celebration, you can snag pieces for up to 41% off right now — and get a peek at the factory thanks to TODAY's Dylan Dreyer.
Add some healthy greens to your chicken dinner with this chicken Milanese with escarole salad recipe from Food Network star Anne Burrell. The succulent escarole pairs with pickled onions, hazelnuts and pecorino for a sweet and tangy combination.
