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Dr. Phil Season 14 Episode 45 : “My Wife is Divorcing Me Because She is Obsessed with a Country Music Star”
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Title:Dr. Phil
Genre: Talk
Air Date: 2015-11-13
Season Number: 14
Episodes Number: 45
Overview: Travis says that after eight years of marriage, his wife, Jenna, sent him a text message on her way home from a Kip Moore concert saying that she is “100 percent in love” with the country music star and wants a divorce. Travis says he thinks Jenna is delusional and claims that she also served him with a protection order and sold all his belongings in a yard sale. Jenna claims Travis has been mentally, verbally and physically abusive, including throwing her to the ground during a fight which resulted in breaking her ribs and puncturing her lung — a claim Travis strongly denies. Jenna says that after a few brief encounters with Kip Moore, she realized that the love she has for Kip is “the kind of love she wants and deserves.” She says she sent the country music singer a 12-page letter professing her love and asking him to give her a chance. But did he respond?
Stars: Phil McGraw (Self),

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