Obama Ate My Tuna Casserole At A Friend’s Potluck – Gabrielle Union

Hollywood actress Gabrielle Union has recalled meeting former president Barack Obama long before becoming famous. The moviestar recently revealed that she met the former president at a casual potluck where she made a tuna casserole for the occasion.

According to her, while the meeting looks more impressive several years after Obama’s success, such humble moments help her keep fame in perspective.

Gabrielle added that the same grounded energy still defines how her family approaches life.

Her words, “I think because all of them, we’ve met them at different points in their lives when they weren’t world famous.

The first time I met [former] President Obama, he was a junior senator in Chicago and it was a potluck at a friend’s house in L.A. and he happened to be invited.

I think I made tuna casserole. He definitely ate my tuna casserole. I could have put a little extra time into this, but I was also on a budget.

We met on very different terms. It looks more impressive now than I think it probably is.”

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