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Dr. Phil McGraw turned the tables on his wife Robin, surprising her with a Valentine's Day treat on Friday's episode of Dr. Phil.
The TV personality surprised his spouse of 39 years with a performance from Hundred Handed -- their 29-year-old son Jordan's band. The group performed their romantic ballad "Doctor," which features Jordan's girlfriend, singer Kato.
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"It's a love song that she just loves, so I hit a double home run!" Dr. Phil told ET.
Dr. Phil has been trying for 10 years to get the band to perform on his show, but it was worth the wait for all the brownie points he scored with his wife.
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"I should be golden for 10 years!" Dr. Phil said.
"I have to say he's right," Robin agreed.