[BBC] Michelle Obama has said she still feels "imposter syndrome", adding that "it never goes away", during a frank talk in London.
The former US First Lady was speaking at the Royal Festival Hall for a sold-out event that tens of thousands of people had tried to get tickets for.
She also recalled how the Queen had dismissed royal protocol as "rubbish" when the Obamas visited Windsor Castle.
She said she was panicking about how to act but the Queen said: "Just get in".
On Monday evening, Mrs Obama spoke to author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie at the Southbank Centre to promote her new autobiography Becoming.
More than 40,000 people had reportedly tried to get tickets online when the event went on sale.
And last month, her memoir broke sales records to become the best-selling book released this year, just 15 days after being published. |