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After eight years in the White House, the Obama’s enjoy living a quiet life outside of the public eye.

Michelle Obama opened up about life after her husband’s presidency in an interview on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show.”

“Barack got so shortchanged on this whole deal,” the former first lady said. “He doesn’t have enough closet space. Sorry. He’s got the smallest room for his office.

“Sasha actually killed in this house. She has like this two-room suite, it’s all decked out. She’s got like a living room area and bedroom, and she designed it, so he’s really hating on her.”

Malia Obama is now a freshman at Harvard University with Sasha Obama, 16 living as the “only child.”

In August, Obama dropped Malia off at Harvard for her freshman year. He described the emotional scene to David Letterman, telling the talk show host on the first episode of Letterman’s new Netflix series that he was “sobbing” and “misting” in the weeks leading up to it.

There have been some subtle changes living in a private house compared to the White House.

“It is odd because now I have a door and a doorbell and people actually trip out when I come to my door and I open it,” Obama said. “And the dogs, Bo and Sunny, don’t know what a doorbell is, so the doorbell rings and they’re like ‘I’ve never heard that before.”

Life has been good for the Obama’s since leaving the White House.

“We’re doing great,” she said. “The girls are good, Barack is working, we’ve got projects going, so we’re staying busy. Traveling, we’ve had some fun.”

The family lives in Washington’s Kalorama neighborhood with Ivanka Trump and Amzon founder Jeff Bezos as neighbors. The family remained in Washington so that Sasha can finish high school with her friends.