Hi.
Hi, Jessica, nice to meet you.
Hi, so nice to meet you.
Thank you for having us.
Thanks for being here.
I saw that photo, as most people did.
And I know.
It's a wire.
I knew you'd play with that.
That's OK though.
So you take her to see the photo gallery.
And what happens?
Well, I took her to the museum.
We've been there a few times before.
We go to museums a lot.
And we knew that the portraits had just been unveiled.
So I wanted to take her specifically
to see the portraits of the Obamas.
And we got there.
We waited in line.
And I wanted a picture, and she wouldn't turn around.
You're trying to get her to turn around in front of that.
I was trying to get her to turn around, face me, so
that I could get a picture of her
with the portrait behind her.
And she was stuck.
She was focused on the portrait.
And little did I know, there was someone else in line
who was witnessing her reaction.
And he took a picture of her.
He felt like he was witnessing a great moment.
A moment.
Yeah.
And he was.
And shortly after that, she ran off.
There's Michelle Obama, right there.
Yes, she is.
Yes, that's you and Michelle Obama.
And then Michelle saw the photo.
It went viral.
Right.
And then how did she get in touch with you?
I got a text message from one of her staffers.
And I reached back out to them.
And indeed, it was someone on Michelle's team.
And they said that Michelle saw the photo
and really wanted to meet her.
Look, look, right there.
There you are.
And you met Michelle Obama.
Do you remember meeting Michelle Obama?
She a queen.
She said she's a queen.
She is a queen.
You are correct.
Did you have fun with Michelle?
Yeah, and your best friend.
She's your best friend?
No, she said that's your best friend.
Oh, she's my best friend.
Yeah, remind her of that.
She hasn't called me lately.
And then you danced with her, didn't you?
Yeah.
Did you have fun dancing with her?
Then Michelle posted the dancing.
I gotta shake it off.
Yeah.
I just shake it off.
You shake it off.
You like ballet though.
Is that your favorite dancing?
Yes, I go to ballet class.
Oh, you go to ballet class?
Michelle.
[SQUEALS]
Look at you.
What kind of ballet moves do you--
do you have a certain ballet move you can show us?
Yes.
It's a forest.
What was that?
A forest.
Well, Ellen asked what kind of ballet move can you show her.
Is there a specific ballet move you like to do?
Maybe a leap or a plié?
Do you know either of those?
Yes.
Really?
Would you like to show her?
Can I see it?
I'm gonna take this off so you can show me the leap or plié.
OK, how do you do it?
Do you want a tutu?
Do you wanna-- here.
Put the tutu on.
It'll help you.
Is that for me?
Yeah, I think that when you do ballet you need a tutu.
There you go, OK.
Do you want somewhere where there's more space?
Do you want to show me right there?
Yeah.
OK.
Let's see it.
And you can do whatever ballet you'd like to do.
You can do a turn.
Right here, right here.
Where are you going?
You want to do it right there?
I'm gonna do the jump.
You're gonna do the jump?
Do the jump.
Whatever you wish.
Here we go.
Ah.
Good job.
All right, now I want to show you something else that-- here.
Let me take the tutu off of you first
because now the dancing is over with.
I want to show you another portrait
that I think you're going to find really, really amazing.
Come over here.
Jessica, you come over here too.
I get a lot of portraits of me by fans.
[APPLAUSE]
Who's that?
That's Ellen.
Parker, who is that?
Who is that?
Ellen.
It's me.
It really-- you recognized me.
You can't do that at the museum.
You can't-- here.
Look at that.
You like it?
Yeah.
OK.
Tell Michelle about it, OK?
All right, I got you something for your ballet classes.
[GASPS]
Let me show you.
[GASPS] Look at her face.
Oh, Ellen.
Look at that.
[APPLAUSE]
All kinds of different tutus.
You want that one?
OK.
You have one for any time you're in the mood
for a different tutu, you have one.
OK?
OK.
All right, Parker.
You're adorable.