Former president Barack Obama sat courtside at a Los Angeles Clippers game Wednesday — but notably without his wife, Michelle. Instead, Obama was spotted third-wheeling with Clippers owner Steve Ballmer and his wife,

Michelle retreated from the limelight in January as she skipped former President Jimmy Carter’s funeral and President Trump’s inauguration.

The night before the Clippers game, on Tuesday, Barack was seen dining at the upscale Anajak Thai restaurant in Sherman Oaks with his daughters.

Barack Obama held one of the best seats during an NBA Game but he did not bring his wife Michelle Obama along with him for rooting for the Los Angeles Clippers on a Wedesday night game. Is everything alright between them?

Barack Obama attended an Clippers game courtside without Michelle, sparking renewed speculation about their marriage despite their recent affectionate posts.

Barack Obama took in a Clippers game Wednesday night in Los Angeles, without his better half by his side. The former prez was seated courtside with L.A. Clippers owner Steve Ballmer and his spouse, Connie Snyder, but Barack's famous wife -- Michelle -- was nowhere to be found.

Barack Obama made a court-side appearance at an L.A. Clippers game Wednesday without his wife, Michelle—sparking another round of speculation about trouble in their marriage. The solo outing comes as the former president is at the center of wild rumors linking him to actress Jennifer Aniston.

Former President Barack Obama showed up to the Los Angeles Clippers vs. Detroit Pistons game on Wednesday, March 5, without his wife, Michelle Obama. The 63-year-old retired politician was spotted by fans sitting courtside at Intuit Dome between Clippers owner Steve Ballmer and his wife,

The former U.S. President was spotted without his wife by his side as he took in an LA Clippers game on Wednesday, fueling recent rumors of a potential divorce between the pair