CHICAGO — In a heartfelt and humbling address at the Democratic National Convention, former First Lady and multi-millionaire Michelle Obama, who owns three luxurious homes, urged Americans to live modestly and “not take more than what you need.” Speaking from the stage at the convention in Chicago, just a short drive from her $11.75 million waterfront mansion in Martha’s Vineyard, Obama passionately called on the American public to embrace simplicity and restraint. “We all need to do our part to ensure that everyone has enough,” said the former First Lady, whose real estate portfolio also includes a $1.65 million home in Washington, D.C., and a $2.5 million property in Chicago’s Hyde Park. “It’s about fairness, it’s about sharing, it’s about recognizing that we don’t need to take more than we need.” The audience erupted in applause as Obama explained how living a minimalist lifestyle has always been a core value for her and her family. “We’ve always believed that you shouldn’t accumulate more than necessary,” she added, carefully omitting the square footage of her various residences. Obama’s speech was well-received by Democratic leaders and attendees, who nodded in agreement as she advocated for wealth redistribution and cutting back on excess. “It’s important that we all reflect on what we really need and consider giving up some of the luxuries that many of us enjoy,” she said, while wearing a designer outfit reportedly worth several thousand dollars. In closing, Obama reminded everyone that true fulfillment comes not from material wealth but from the connections we make and the impact we have on others. “At the end of the day, it’s not about what you have, but what you give,” she said, before heading off stage to her private jet, ready to take her back to one of her modest abodes. As the convention wrapped up, attendees were left inspired by Obama’s words and ready to reexamine their own lives—right after they booked their next vacation to Martha’s Vineyard. The post Multi-millionaire with three homes lectures Americans about ‘not taking more than what you need’ appeared first on Genesius Times.

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On July 13, fitness icon Richard Simmons died. Simmons was 76 years old when he died and had been in the midst of a comeback plan that would have taken his story to the stage. On Wednesday, Simmons’ brother Lenny reportedly received confirmation of Simmons’ cause of death, which was the result of several contributing factors. The fitness personality rose to prominence through his self-titled Simmons gyms. These filled a previously unaddressed niche by catering to individuals who were not yet at their weight or health goals, rather than those who wanted to maintain where they were. Simmons frequently appeared on several late-night talk shows, from the Late Show with David Letterman to The Howard Stern Show, before going on a hiatus in the 2010s that was supposed to end recently, as Simmons had just jumped back into interviews and even stage production. Richard Simmons’ brother Lenny confirms the fitness guru’s cause of death Richard Simmons’ brother Lenny has reportedly confirmed the fitness guru’s cause of death / Everett Collection Tom Estey, a spokesperson for Simmons’ family, shared a statement with People announcing what Lenny had been told. “This morning, Richard Simmons’ brother Lenny, received a call from the LA Coroner’s office,” Estey shared on Wednesday. “The Coroner informed Lenny that Richard’s death was accidental due to complications from recent falls and heart disease as a contributing factor.” RELATED: Richard Simmons’ Final Touching Interview Just Two Days Before His Passing He continued, “The toxicology report was negative other than medication Richard had been prescribed. The family wishes to thank everyone for their outpouring of love and support during this time of great loss.” Estey then added, “The family wishes to thank everyone for their outpouring of love and support during this time of great loss. … The world has truly lost an angel.” The plans that almost came to be Simmons had reportedly felt dizzy and fallen just a day before he died / Everett Collection Estey had previously confirmed news of Simmons’ death after Simmons’ longtime household manager Teresa Reveles found him unresponsive a day after his 76th birthday. “When I saw him, he looked peaceful,” Reveles had told People in an earlier interview. Before official reports came to light, Reveles had theorized Richards had suffered a heart attack because his hands had reportedly been clenched into fists. “I had a heart attack a few years ago, and my hands did the same,” she added. Reveles also shared that Simmons had suffered a fall the day before but deferred on going to the hospital because he did not want to spend his 76th birthday there, instead suggesting, “Why don’t we wait and we do it in the morning?” People further reported that Simmons had been feeling dizzy just prior to his fall. He had been in the midst of conducting his first interviews in quite a while and putting together a Broadway musical / ImageCollect Simmons halted major public appearances by 2014 and stopped appearing publically altogether by February of that same year. After 2016 saw the rise of rumors that Simmons was being held hostage in his own home, he broke his silence to deny these allegations with an interview for The Today Show. But then later that year, his gym closed suddenly without any announcement from Simmons, eventually prompting a welfare check from local police, who said he was “perfectly fine” and “right now he is doing what he wants to do and it is his business.” He stepped back into the limelight recently and had participated in an interview with People, his first interview in quite a while, just two days before he died. He had also been writing a Broadway musical about his life, and was fighting back against an unauthorized biopic he had not wanted released. After his death, Simmons’ team shared the final social media post he had written, ready to share, reading, “Let me fly you to the moon so we can gaze among the stars. Love, Richard.” During Simmons hiatus, rumors spread that he was a hostage or undergoing gender reassignment surgery / Everett Collection RELATED: Richard Simmons’ Team Reveal Final Photo Of Reclusive Fitness Guru Before Death Click for next Article The post Richard Simmons’ Cause Of Death Revealed By His Brother appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Dana Daly

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