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Double Trouble Brothers: What Happened to Mike and Matt?

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TUESDAY, JANUARY 23: Dr. Phil follows up with some of his most talked about guests. When viewers first met Tina and David, they were desperate parents who said they had given their sons, Mike and Matt, everything growing up, but their sons had repaid them by stealing money, smoking pot, dealing drugs and making their lives a living hell. But Mike and Matt said their parents were the ones who needed Dr. Phil’s help. So, what happened to this broken family after the show? And what happened to Lisa, who appeared on the show because her daughter, Misti, said she was a “raging alcoholic.” Has Lisa been able to maintain her sobriety? Find out how these past guests and their families are doing today. Plus, Mel is a former guest who was not only having relationship issues, but she was also struggling with her weight. After discussing Dr. Phil’s The 20/20 Diet, Mel took Dr. Phil’s advice about her health to heart. The results of her hard work this past year are absolutely shocking – you will not recognize the new Mel!

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