I ask Robin to join me because we need to warn people
about some fake divorce stories
that are popping up everywhere right now.
Let me tell you why we're wanting to warn you about these.
Not only are they completely untrue,
we've been married for 43 years.
We've been together ...
(audience cheers)
Happily. Happily together
for 47 years.
I think she's decided she might as well keep me now.
I sure have.
The real problem is they're being used
to scam innocent people.
And let me tell you how that's happening.
Here's what you might see popping up on your phone.
Dr. Phil's wife has filed for divorce, it's over!
Cheater, Robin has moved out of their home.
Not true, not true!
Okay, so these are showing up in credible publications
'cause what they do is they just buy ad space,
then you click on it and this is what comes up.
Notice that the logo is meant to look
like the real USA Today, but it's not USA Today.
And then here's what it says.
Dr. Phil leaving show after CBS discovers
his wife Robin McGraw's lifestyle brand.
Like they didn't know that she had a lifestyle brand.
Then the article reads in part,
"Robin has shocked the entire world
"after being revealed as the sole reason
"for her husband's departure from his hit TV show."
Why?
"Because she failed to disclose
"her massive skincare company to CBS,
"which is actually a huge competitor
"to the show's sponsor, L'Oreal."
First of all, L'Oreal is not a sponsor.
And actually, CBS has renewed Dr. Phil
until the year 2023.
(audience cheers)
This show is renewed longer than any show on television.
But then you keep clicking through
and you see celebrity endorsements from Oprah,
Rosie O'Donnell, Sharon Osbourne.
And then they hijack this magazine cover
which is real, this is Robin the the New You cover
I think from last summer or something.
A few years, yes.
So they hijack that and here's what's happened.
This is her real skincare line,
which is Robin McGraw Relevation.
She has just launched two new products,
Pore Tiny Me, which is a pore perfection cream,
and Peace Out I'm Done, which is a cleansing toner.
These two products went crazy
and so it got so much attention,
it brought these fraudsters out.
Right. So here's what happens.
When you click to say, oh, my God, the show's been canceled,
Dr. Phil and Robin are getting a divorce,
you click and then it says the reason
is because of her skincare line
and then it says, so if you want some of that, click here
and it's not her product.
It's some soap in a jar or something.
Everything you read, everything you see,
everything they tell you is false
and it has nothing to do with me, my skincare line,
absolutely nothing.
Over the weekend, our lawyers actually called this company
and they asked them, so, okay,
now these are Robin McGraw's products, right?
And they said, oh, yeah.
Yeah, these are Robin McGraw's products.
Those are not her products.
They call it the Miracle Ritual Cream right here.
Miracle Ritual Cream.
And they have a before and after picture here,
like, from crypt keeper to somebody that's, like, 18.
That is not Robin's product.
No. The only place
you can get Robin's product is at robinmcgrawrevelation.com.
Any other company, any other address, any other portal,
it is a fraud, fraud, fraud, fraud.
There's the logo, there's the name.
If it's not there, you're getting scammed.
How many of you had seen the story about us getting divorced
and canceled and all that?
My God!
I've gotta hire these fraudsters as marketing.
Do you guys follow Robin on Instagram?
You should.
(audience laughs)
People say we're getting a divorce.
Does this look like we're getting a divorce?
Oh, no, that's our son, that's not us.
I'm all about family and marriage,
so that's what's gonna be on my Instagram page.
No, seriously, that's us acting completely a fool.
For charity.
That's you being on my podcast.
Yes, talking about marriage.
That's us about 40 years ago.
(audience applauds)
That was on our anniversary, just a month ago.
We're not getting a divorce.
No, no.
Can I just say right now for the record, I love you.
I always will, always, for the rest of my life.
And you're not so bad yourself.
So listen, don't believe this stuff you're reading
and for God sakes, tell people
not to click on these stupid stories.
Robin's products are wonderful.
The only place you can get them
is robinmcgrawrevelation.com.
This isn't a commercial for her products.
I'm telling you that so you don't go somewhere else
and get scammed.
Five cease and desist letters went out over the weekend
to these companies, we do everything we can
to stamp this out but it just happens.
That's the internet, it's the wild, wild web.
Thank you for listening.