This is not politics!

[OldAirmail]

This looks to be about a husband who's in trouble with his wife.

[Fozzer]

The classic; "look", that many of us have experienced before!.... ...!

Paul...no more.... ...!

[Bass]

The wife are just participating in the ceremony!
Those three has something else to "play" with, and it has certently nothing to do with politics

[OldAirmail]

I've never, in my entire life, seen someone who's face is so incredibly expressive as Michael Obama's

Judging by the set of her jaw in this picture, I'd say that she was thinking "Just you wait until the Secret Service leave us alone tonight."

Women just don't like their husbands having a good time if they're not included.

[BLAZE]

Uh Oh! This is going to be one of those ... What's the matter with you? ..... NOTHING!!!! .... and then it's on moments.
Wish I could say I feel sorry for the guy. But I do not!

Like you said Paul, the same crap we've all experienced before. And most of you still are!... ...

Women just don't like their husbands having a good time if they're not included.

Boy isn't that the truth. Alot of them don't like their husbands having a good time even if they ARE included.

[Bass]

I hope you know who the playing lady is, in the middle

What a laugh

[Bluenarrow]

I would say by the expression of her face is jealous... and Obama... well, he's having a good time.

[Hawkeye07]

Yeah, we all know that look don't we. I wish I had a dollar(US) for every time I got that look. I'd be a flamin' millionaire.


But for those of us who don't know the real story I found this:
This is an era when one honest image can ignite viral misinterpretation. So an Agence France-Presse photographer, Roberto Schmidt, has provided invaluable context for his photograph of a grinning President Obama joining two prime ministers in taking a snapshot of themselves at Nelson Mandela’s memorial ceremony.
On Wednesday, Mr. Schmidt explained what went on before and after that single moment interpreted in isolation. He was replying, he wrote, because he saw how that one image out of hundreds Agence France-Presse published “lit up” social media networks.
“I guess it’s a sign of our times that somehow this image seemed to get more attention than the event itself,” he wrote. “Go figure.”
I later read on social media that Michelle Obama seemed to be rather peeved on seeing the Danish prime minister take the picture. But photos can lie. In reality, just a few seconds earlier the first lady was herself joking with those around her, Cameron and Schmidt included. Her stern look was captured by chance.