Obama Offered Parenting Advice to Chicago Mayor-Elect

Former President Obama Offers Chicago Mayor-Elect Parenting Tips

Former President Barack Obama had a heart-to-heart with newly-elected Chicago Mayor, Brandon Johnson, on Saturday about parenting advice.

According to reports, Obama, who began his political career in Chicago and became the 44th President of the United States, held an “extended conversation” with Johnson, who is 47 years old and has three children.

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A source close to Johnson said, “Obama spent a decent amount of time giving advice about raising a family with young kids while holding executive office.”

“Obama made a general offer of assistance and support as Johnson takes office,” the source added.

Johnson, along with his wife Stacie, has two boys, 15-year-old Owen and 10-year-old Ethan, and an 8-year-old daughter Braedyn.

The mayor-elect’s young children will be raised in the political spotlight, and former First Lady Michelle Obama, who also hails from Chicago, has shared on raising the couple’s daughters Malia and Sasha while Obama held office.

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President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris have also extended their congratulations to Johnson following his recent victory in Chicago’s mayoral race. During his conversation with President Biden, Johnson pushed for Chicago to be chosen as the location for the 2024 Democratic National Convention.