Obamas share smooch on 'Kiss Cam' amid roaring crowd

A loud cheer and chants of "four more years!" from spectators at a basketball game got the Obamas to share a couple of public kisses.

President Barack Obama and his wife, Michelle, found themselves in a spot last night where only few lovebirds have landed: the "Kiss Cam" at the Verizon Center's overhead scoreboard here.

US President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama appeared on "Kiss Cam,"u00a0beside daughter Malia (right),u00a0while attending the Olympic men's exhibition basketball game between Team USA and Brazil. Pic/AFP

The American first couple appeared on the jumbo screen while sitting on the sidelines of the mens' USA National Team vs Brazil basketball game, CNN reported today.

The crowd did a bit of booing when Michelle playfully rebuffed Obama's initial advances when they were featured on the "Kiss Cam". But fans didn't leave entirely disappointed. Not long after the couple shied away from some affectionate public display, reporters were brought back into the arena to watch as Obama and his wife re-appeared on the "Kiss Cam", this time with the president going in for a full smooch.

US President Barack Obama and his wife, US First Lady Michelle Obama, are seen on a large screen duringu00a0the Olympic men's exhibition basketball game between Team USA and Brazilu00a0at the Verizon Center in Washington DC. Pic/AFP

The lovebirds were accompanied by daughters Malia and Sasha as well as Vice-President Joe Biden.