FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

(Los Angeles, CA – January 30, 2014) –Part two of Dr. Phil’s exclusive two-part interview with Patterson and Georgia Inman, the 16-year-old twin heirs to the massive Duke family fortune, will air tomorrow, Friday, January 31, 2014 (check local listings). 

Although the twins were born into American royalty as the great-niece and nephew of famed socialite Doris Duke, once dubbed “The Million-Dollar Baby” and “The Richest Little Girl in the World,” they claim their lives have been anything but privileged.  For more than a decade, Patterson and Georgia allege they were horribly neglected, abused and starved – even dead-bolted in the basement and in their rooms behind mansion walls. Georgia claims she suffered abuse by some of her more than 50 nannies, including a game of Russian Roulette with a loaded gun.    

“I kind of just thought it was normal,” said Georgia of the chaos that reigned in the Inman household, including splashing water on her father’s face when he would overdose.  Walker, who was the nephew of Doris Duke, finally succumbed to the drugs when he died of an overdose in 2010.  It is reported that Patterson and Georgia are set to inherit an estimated $1 billion when they turn 21. 

A clip from part two is now available at: http://cbspressexpress.com/cbs-television-distribution/shows/dr-phil/video

Above photo: Dr. Phil McGraw with Georgia and Patterson Inman.  Photo is available in high resolution on CBS Press Express.

Photo credit: CBS Television Distribution / Peteski Productions

The syndicated series, DR. PHIL, was created by Harpo Productions, and is produced by Peteski Productions in association with CBS Television Distribution.  DR. PHIL, entering its 12th season, is the #1 ranked syndicated daytime talk show, a position held since the conclusion of The Oprah Winfrey Show in May, 2011.