Michelle Obama Gets Personal on 'Steve Harvey'

"He was a first year law student when I was a first year associate," she said. "So he was hired as one of the star interns for the summer. And I was there to greet him, to give him his assignments, and then he was hitting on me…"

The First Lady also recalled how her "smooth" husband landed his first kiss.

 

"I remember it clearly," she said. "We came from some function and he was like, 'You wanna go get ice cream?' He also used to work at Baskin-Robbins. That was one of his first jobs as a teenager, scooping ice cream at Baskin Robbins. So we went, got some ice cream - chocolate’s my favorite - and we sat on the curb and we just talked. And we were talking, eating and laughing and he leaned over and asked me if he could he kiss me… and I said 'Yes!'"

  

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Since Harvey's daytime show tends to focus on family issues, he asked how the President and First Lady are handling the topic of dating with their daughters.

 

"We talk about everything all the time," Obama said. "My oldest daughter is a talker. So anything that is on her mind comes out. So we talk about a whole range of things. She’s not there yet. She’s 14. She’s a freshman in high school. But there are boys around. I keep telling her father, 'They exist - they live and breathe.'"

 

"Yeah but, I mean, come on, who is the boy that rings the White House doorbell?" Harvey shot back. 

Tune in Wednesday to find out what Harvey thinks the first lady should give President Obama for their big 20th anniversary.

  

"Steve Harvey" airs weekdays in syndication.