NewsMichelle Obama starred in the sitcom "Black-ish"

Michelle Obama starred in the sitcom "Black-ish"

Former First Lady Michelle Obama will guest star on an episode of the award-winning sitcom Black-ish.

Los Angeles – The US sitcom “Black-ish” has hired a famous guest actress: In the coming and last season, the former first lady Michelle Obama will be seen, the series’ creators announced on Instagram on Thursday.

A photo was published on the comedy series’ official Instagram account showing Obama between the main actors. “Black-ish is going all out for the last season! It is an honor to have pioneer Michelle Obama as an upcoming guest star, ”it said.

The 57-year-old shared the photo on her Twitter account and wrote: “I’ve been a fan of” Black-ish’s “wit and brilliance for a long time, and it was so exciting to be part of an episode. I can’t wait until you can all see them! “

The US broadcaster ABC announced in May that “Black-ish” would be extended by an eighth and final season. At first it was not known when the season would appear.

The award-winning comedy series premiered in 2014. The focus is on an African-American family of the upper middle class and their lives in a predominantly white neighborhood. dpa

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