Michelle Obama is embarking on a new venture now as she collaborated with her brother Craig Robinson to launch IMO, a video podcast for candid discussions and celebrity guests.Lately, Michelle Obama is opening up about the White House struggles and the difficulties of being a president's wife on the podcast. Despite their outward displays of unity, she talks about Barack Obama's friendships, his persistent tardiness, and the difficulties of following him to the White House in her new podcast, IMO, as per a reports.The pair continues to publicly support one another even though their marriage is still being questioned. Did Michelle Obama struggle with Barack Obama’s presidency?Michelle Obama complains that she had to follow Barack to the White House and snipes at him for being late during split rumours.Even after leaving the White House eight years ago, Michelle Obama continues to complain about how difficult it was to follow Barack as he rose to the top of the national hierarchy, as quoted in a report by The NY Post.The 61-year-old, who has been married to her husband since 1992, acknowledged in the first episode of her podcast, IMO, with her brother Craig Robinson, which debuted on Wednesday, that her initial response upon hearing that Barack was a candidate for the White House was no way. “I couldn’t have gotten through eight years in the White House without my big brother,” Michelle said, referring to Craig, executive director of the National Association of Basketball Coaches.ALSO READ: White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt’s fans express jealousy, saying she’s living the ultimate American dream while they watch from afar Given that the Obamas have hardly been spotted together for months, Michelle Obama's grievances raise concerns about the state of their marriage.As she put it, none of them really counted on being married to the president of the United States. We knew Barack was smart and ambitious, but, you know,” she went on. In reference to Craig, she remarked, You convinced me to back his campaign. What did she say about Barack’s friendships?When they first began dating at the Chicago-based law firm Sidley Austin, Michelle, who has never concealed her distaste for politics, also expressed her annoyance at her husband's persistent tardiness. She said that Barack needed to learn what on time meant. There is this husband of mine who gets up and uses the restroom when it's time to leave. And I thought, Dude, you've done all that because you left at three o'clock. She said, It's like, don't start looking for your glasses, you know, at the three o'clock departure, before acknowledging that their marriage had improved over the previous 30 years. She also expressed her annoyance at the former president's inability to engage in meaningful dialogue with his buddies, with whom he can spend as much as five hours on the golf course.In the second episode of her podcast, which debuted on the same day, she told writer and actress Issa Rae, My husband is like, 'what are you talking about all day?'... She went on to say that Obama does not fully understand the emotional complexities of friendships between women, as per the report by The NY Post.While Michelle and her brother provide guidance based on their personal experiences, Michelle is scheduled to interview a variety of guests, such as Keke Palmer and Seth Rogen.Among the guests were Tyler Perry and others who were featured on the former first lady's prior endeavor, The Michelle Obama Podcast. The pair declares that they will not engage in current affairs discussions on IMO. FAQsWhat did Michelle Obama say about Barack's presidency?She admitted she didn't want him to run and found life in the White House difficult, but she looked to her brother for support.Why are there rumours about Michelle and Barack's split?Speculation has grown due to their frequent solo appearances, but Michelle publicly refers to Barack as her rock, and they recently shared a Valentine's Day post together.