US first lady to appear on Dr Oz

US first lady to appear on Dr Oz

ISTANBUL
US first lady to appear on Dr Oz

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U.S. First Lady Michelle Obama is set to appear on Dr. Mehmet Oz's "The Dr. Oz Show" to promote her "Let's Move" campaign, daily Hürriyet has reported.

The first lady is known for her devotion to healthy lifestyles, continuously promoting exercise and healthier diets.

The episode will be shot Aug. 29 and will air Sept. 14.

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