Dr. Phil Is Selling His L.A. Home and People Are Perplexed by Photos of the House

Dr. Phil bought the property back in 2007.

Dr. Phil visits the SiriusXM Studios.
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Dr. Phil visits the SiriusXM Studios.

If the interior of your home is meant to reflect your personality, then we need to talk about the L.A. villa that Dr. Phil recently put up on the market.

Located in Beverly Crest, the house, which was purchased by Dr. Phil in 2007, appears to be like every other home in the area with its yellow walls and a clay tile roof, but once you step foot into the 6,170-square-foot interior, things get a bit weird. 

You will need a moment to take in everything that's going on in the living room alone, but if there's one aspect that just pops out at you, it's the collection of guns against the white backdrop. What? You never wanted to enjoy your morning bowl of cereal and just admirably gaze up at your wide array of rifles?

The entrance features the welcoming sight of a nicely yellow framed photo of a bear with the word "FUCK" across the middle.

Somehow it makes sense that Dr. Phil’s house is like if hell had a Cheesecake Factory. pic.twitter.com/nlG6ZrZp3M

— Louis Virtel (@louisvirtel) January 3, 2020

There's just so much to pick apart from these photos.

We already knew Dr. Phil is a messy bitch who lives for drama, but folks I was so distracted by the staircase of snakes that I didn't even process the wall of rifles https://t.co/q8PJFUJWZt

— andi zeisler (@andizeisler) January 3, 2020

Dr.Phil's house looks like what your GTA home does when a friend plays on your saved game and wastes all your money on gaudy horseshit pic.twitter.com/vbvqzLT5s5

— The Serfs (@theserfstv) January 3, 2020

The home, which was being lived in by Dr. Phil's 28-year-old son Jordan, has an asking price of $5.75 million. 

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