"Sons of Guns" star Stephanie Hayden reportedly collapsed after she provided graphic details of her father allegedly raping her. According to TMZ, Stephanie sat down for a tell-all interview with Dr. Phil last week to provide details about her father, Will Hayden's case.
Sources said immediately after the interview Stephanie fainted and blacked out. 911 was called to the Los Angeles set but she had already regained consciousness by the time EMTs arrived. Stephanie's husband, Kris Ford, was at the "Dr. Phil" taping with her.
In a clip from the interview, which airs Thursday, Dr. Phil asked Stephanie what made her come forward with her story. The reality star said she believes her younger sister - who was first to accuse their father of rape - needs her.
"She needs someone that could speak for, that can be on her side. That's the main reason. And also because I have a responsibility," Stephanie said. "I am in the public eye. There are little girls all over this world and I need them to know that there is a way, you can tell someone and they will help you."
Last week Stephanie came forward with allegations that her father sexually assaulted her when she was a child. She had previously defended Will but later changed her story. Stephanie's husband blasted Will on Facebook in an angry post reportedly about the case.
"...I know what you did when she was 12 years old. I know about the drinking and you thinking you'd get away worried about the 'shame' that she'd live with one day... You fooled with my wife when she was young. Sucking and groping, do you remember what was done? Well she does, and she told me how you made her feel. Like she was wrong, when this was your deal," he wrote, TMZ reports.
The post was eventually deleted from Facebook. Last month, Will's 12-year-old daughter alleged that he took her virginity last year when she 11-years-old. According to TMZ, she told authorities that Will "orally and vaginally raped almost daily." Will is currently in jail.
Stephanie and Will starred on the Discovery Channel show "Sons of Guns" together, which was cancelled shortly after Will's second arrest.
