‘What Are You Doing At Your Ex-Father-In-Law’s House Sleeping In Bunk Beds?’ Dr. Phil Asks Guest

Allen has been living with his ex-father-in-law, Shade, for the last 5-1/2 years since he got divorced. He says he knows the situation is a “little strange,” but they get along.

“I think of our relationship as roommates – little bachelor pad,” says Allen, who sleeps in a bunk bed in his ex-wife’s childhood bedroom.

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In the video above, Allen gives a tour of his room and describes his daily routine.

“I’d like to move out of here and live on my own, but it just hasn’t worked out that way,” he says.

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What does Dr. Phil think about the living situation? Watch more in the video. And on Monday, hear what Allen’s ex-wife and children say about his behavior. Check here to see where you can watch.

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