Dr. Phil McGraw confessed to being unhelpful to Britney Spears and has regretted the statement he made to the public after he visited the hospitalized pop star earlier this month.

"Was it helpful to the situation? Regrettably, no," McGraw tells the audience of his 'Dr. Phil Show.' "I definitely think if I had it to do over again, I probably wouldn't make any statement at all. Period."

Dr. Phil McGraw is in trouble for trying to help Britney Spears. The celebrity psychologist is facing investigation by California Board of Psychology after offering the pop star his services without a license.

McGraw - who has gained famed for his constant TV guesting on Oprah - is now in trouble himself after the Board's bosses received a complaint regarding McGraw's lack of license when he went to Spears.

Britney Spears' family have accused 'Dr. Phil' McGraw of betraying them.

Britney's parents Jamie and Lynne claim the U.S TV therapist - who visited the singer while she was in Los Angeles' Cedars-Sinai Medical Center over the weekend - used their daughter's meltdown as a publicity stunt and have blamed him for "compromising" their relationship with the singer.

Britney Spears' family feels betrayed by Dr. Phil McGraw for milking the troubled singer's collapse.

Lou Taylor, business manager and spokesperson for the 26-year-old's mother, Lynne, and sister, Jamie Lynn, has appeared on the Today show and said the famous psychologist betrayed their trust by talking to the media after showing up at Spears' hospital room on Saturday.

Paula Abdul's love life is "looking good" now she is dating a restaurant owner.

The 'American Idol Judge' judge is reveling in her budding romance with businessman J.T. Torregiani, and says he has even been approved by her fellow judge Simon Cowell.