Bruce Springsteen and his wife Patti Scialfa hold a special place in the hearts of the Obamas, serving as their primary couple mentors.

Michelle Obama shared insights about how she and her husband, Barack Obama, frequently seek guidance from the legendary musician, best known for his hit “Dancing in the Dark,” and his talented band, the E Street Band, to help them navigate the complexities of maintaining their relationship in the public spotlight.

During a captivating discussion on the June 11 episode of her podcast IMO, Michelle expressed her admiration, stating, “I marvel at you and Patti and the work that you all have done.” She continued, “You and Patti have been invaluable couple mentors for me and Barack for quite some time.”

Michelle emphasized her long-standing appreciation for the musically gifted couple, who have been together since their wedding in 1991 and are proud parents to three children: Evan Springsteen, 34, Jessica Springsteen, 33, and Samuel Springsteen, 31. She noted how she often consults them on maintaining open lines of communication within a relationship.

In her heartfelt conversation, she remarked, “You have two powerful individuals in you and Patti,” before commending their remarkable ability to seamlessly merge their personal and professional lives. “You’re both powerhouses in your own right,” she added, underscoring the strength and unity they embody as a couple.