Robin Roberts nearly turned down a 2012 exclusive interview with then-President Barack Obama because he was going to shift his stance on marriage equality and she was afraid she would be outed.

Robin Roberts nearly turned down a 2012 exclusive interview with then-President Barack Obama because he was going to shift his stance on marriage equality and she was afraid she would be outed.

Robin Roberts interviewed President Barack Obama in 2012. (Photo: The White House via Getty Images) Journalist Robin Roberts says she nearly opted out of a historic interview with President Barack ...

Journalist Robin Roberts says she nearly opted out of a historic interview with President Barack Obama a decade ago over concerns she’d be outed as LGBTQ. The “Good Morning America” anchor ...

Robin Roberts Reveals Why She Was 'Fearful' Leading Up to Historic Interview with Barack Obama Barack Obama became the first U.S. president to publicly support marriage equality during a 2012 sit ...

Robin Roberts says she nearly turned down the chance to interview then-President Barack Obama in 2012 about marriage equality amid fears she would be outed.

Robin Roberts was afraid her interview with then-President Barack Obama supporting marriage equality in 2012 would out her.

Robin Roberts Nearly Turned Down an Interview With President Obama in 2012 Amid Fears of Being Outed The 'GMA' anchor says she's grateful she did the interview, where she talked to Obama about ...

Roberts arrival Wednesday afternoon at the White House for the 1:30 p.m. ET taping was dutifully tweeted by the White House press corps, which had gotten wind that the interview would be news ...

Mrs. Obama's friends also share never-before-told stories about her, too. The "Michelle Obama: The Light We Carry, A Conversation with Robin Roberts" is a production of ABC News' "20/20." ...