A full review has been requested by President Barack Obama himself into how an aspiring reality TV show couple succeeded in crashing the White House State Dinner last Tuesday night, Nov. 8, and even going so far as to meet the president.

"The White House asked the United States Secret Service to do a full review and they are doing that," White House spokesman Nick Shapiro told Politico.com. "The United States Secret Service said they made a mistake and they are taking action to identify exactly what happened and they will take the appropriate measures pending the results of their investigation."

Polo-playing socialites Tareq and Michaele Salahi -- who are reported to be appearing on an upcoming season of "The Real Housewives" -- posted a pic on their joint Facebook account of Michaele mingling with Vice President Joe Biden among other photos, but a White House official told the Washington Post that the couple was not invited to the dinner and were never seated at a table in the South Lawn tent.

The couple was schedule to sit down on CNN's "Larry King Live" tonight, Nov. 30, but have canceled their appearance.

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