Barack & Michelle Obama Take Up 'Couple Challenge' After Dismissing Divorce Rumours: Reveal Who's Most Romantic One

Barack and Michelle Obama are proving once again why they’re the ultimate couple goals. The beloved duo took part in a lighthearted "couples challenge" for Michelle's "IMO" podcast’s social media, just days after shutting down speculation about their marriage.

Obamas play "Who is more likely to…"

In the viral video, the Obamas playfully pointed fingers in response to a string of "Who is more likely to…" questions, revealing sweet and silly truths about their relationship.

Take a look at the video below:

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Barack took the crown for "most romantic," "most patient," "grumpiest in the morning," and "biggest baby when sick." When asked who would apologise first, both immediately pointed to Barack. But Michelle didn't go unrecognised, they agreed she's the "funny one," more stubborn, slower to get ready, and needs a bit more attention.

The couple laughed their way through disagreements over who says "I love you" first and who's the better cook. Their chemistry and easy banter had fans swooning.

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The timing of this challenge was no coincidence; it came right after the Obamas addressed and dismissed divorce rumours during the July 16 episode of her podcast.

Michelle clarified that “folks think we’re divorced” whenever they’re not seen together. She also opened up about their 32-year-long marriage, saying: “There hasn’t been one moment in our marriage where I have thought about quitting on my man.”

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She added, "We’ve had some really hard times. We’ve had a lot of fun times, a lot of adventures. I’ve become a better person because of the man I’m married to."

Barack responded sweetly, “OK, don’t make me cry now. Not at the beginning of the show.”

The Obamas, who tied the knot in 1992 and share daughters Malia, 27, and Sasha, 24, continue to serve couple goals.