Former First Lady Michelle Obama shared that at 60 she finally feels completely herself, saying women spend years qualifying opinions while men possess confidence "they haven't earned."

Former first lady Michelle Obama suggested there is a persistent and unfair confidence gap between men and women, one that begins early and lingers throughout life. In the latest episode of her IMO with Michelle Obama & Craig Robinson podcast,

Michelle Obama shares why she’s glad she didn’t have a son in a candid podcast chat, offering parenting wisdom, humorous insights, and reflections on raising daughters Malia and Sasha.

During Wednesday’s episode of her and her brother’s “IMO” podcast, Michelle Obama spoke to “Seinfeld” star Julia Louis-Dreyfus about how she wishes younger women had the unbridled confidence that young men in their 30s have,

Michelle Obama and her husband, Barack ... You've grown into such a smart, strong, and beautiful young woman, and I'm so proud of the way you show up in the world. Keep shining bright, my love," Michelle captioned the heartwarming photo.

The picture they both chose is a 2014 picture showing Barack, Michelle, and Malia watching a fireworks show from the roof of the White House. Michelle Obama also celebrated the birthday of her youngest daughter, Sasha, last month. Sasha turned 24.

On Michelle Obama's podcast on Tuesday, former President Barack Obama discussed how progressives overlook boys' positive attributes while focusing on support for girls.

Barack and Michelle Obama celebrated their eldest daughter Malia on her 27th birthday with heartfelt Instagram tributes. Their posts included a snap of the pair and their eldest daughter watching fireworks.