Mommy Michelle! Obamas welcome the Prime Minister of Singapore to the White House - after the doting First Lady wipes her husband's nose

Michelle Obama was on hand to clean up the president's appearance as he greeted the Prime Minister of Singapore.


The first lady wiped her husband's nose in front of the crowds in Washington D.C. as Lee Hsien Loong and his wife arrived.


President Obama squinted slightly as his wife reached out and touched his face.


But it appeared to save the Commander-in-chief from any embarrassment.





The pair looked like any normal couple as they walked onto the red carpet holding hands as Loong kicked off his state visit.


They are celebrating the 50th anniversary of U.S. diplomatic relations with the Southeast Asian city state.


The Singaporian prime minister has urged the United States to maintain their 'indispensable role' in the Asia-Pacific and ratify the Trans-Pacific Partnership free trade deal.








Calling Singapore a 'rock solid' partner, Obama welcomed Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong after an elaborate ceremony on the South Lawn of the White House, where hundreds of U.S. military members in blue and white uniforms formed an honor guard.


The two leaders were then meeting in the Oval Office, and Lee will also be honored with a state dinner on Tuesday evening.


The U.S. president said they shared a 'common vision of a peaceful and prosperous Asia-Pacific and a more secure world.'


He paid tribute to the tiny nation's transformation from third world country to a first world country in the past five decades, describing it as a 'red dot on many maps, but with a very big impact on the world.'







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