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Dr. Phil Season 14 Episode 52 : “My Crazy Childhood: My Dad Was The Breast Pump Bandit and His Mistress Lived in Our House”
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Title:Dr. Phil
Genre: Talk
Air Date: 2015-11-24
Season Number: 14
Episodes Number: 52
Overview: Lauren says she resents her parents, Laura and John, for the life she says she lived as a teen. She claims that Laura neglected to teach her any life skills and encouraged her to drop out of high school in the eleventh grade and that John was more of a friend than a parent, who drank alcohol and used drugs with her and her teenage friends. John admits he was the “party dad,” who even hosted parties at his house, but says he used drugs and alcohol as a way to bond with Lauren. But is this just the tip of the iceberg? Lauren also claims that her dad had multiple affairs – including one with her mom’s best friend – and that her mom stole her identity and racked up $50,000 in debt – a claim Laura denies. Then, Dr. Phil drops the bombshell that John spent nearly two years behind bars and was dubbed the “Breast Pump Bandit” by his city’s local news, for stealing thousands of dollars’ worth of breast pumps and selling them online.
Stars: Phil McGraw (Self),

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