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Dr Phil might be television’s favorite clinical psychology expert, but internet users think no one this sane could have agreed to the interior design for his Beverly Crest home, which has recently gone up for sale at US$5.75 million.
Social media users are especially disconcerted by the television host’s dining room, which is lined with a gun collection on the wall, with Bearbrick sculptures adding pops of color to the otherwise monochromatic room.
Additional photos reveal a great room with a chandelier, a bar with stools decorated with “antlers,” and an imposing staircase draped with vines, as well as a billiards room with a table featuring legs of lions’ heads connected to single foots.
To be fair, while Dr Phil, whose real name is Phillip McGraw, bought the house in 2007, it is currently in use by his son Jordan.
Nevertheless, internet users are perturbed by the eccentric interiors and think Dr Phil is in dire need of an intervention—or even an “exorcism.”
“I have so many questions that don’t even involve the guns,” one user responds. “Thanks, I hate it,” writes another.
One creeped-out user replies, “I would not be able to sleep in this house, because I would have nightmares that the staircase was growing wildly and coming to strangle me in the night.”
Your dream home might be worth millions, but it’s probably not Dr Phil’s abode.
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Daniel Miller, images via various sources]