My Ex is Trying to Erase Me from My Children's Lives
Dr. Phil speaks with exes, Libby and Brian, who say they've been at war over the custody of their two youngest children. Brian claims Libby has poisoned their children against him and is trying to erase him from their lives. Libby insists she has done nothing wrong, and claims it's Brian's abusive and demeaning behavior to her and their children that has them turning their backs on their father. Get an inside look at what went on before the taping began that left Dr. Phil almost canceling the taping altogether. Find out why Dr. Phil refused to allow Libby and Brian on his stage. You don't want to miss the drama that occurs backstage. It's a Dr. Phil like you have never seen before.
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