Is "Rich Dad" real?

I've read his book Rich Dad/Poor Dad and here's the problem I have with Robert Kiyosaki.

He may have learned a lot of business sense from another man, but shinning a bad light on his birth father for not having financial knowledge like the wealthy and then telling the world his poor father was a failure speaks to his character.

For me I can't bring myself to listen to any speaker, no matter how popular they are, who endorses them or they appear extremely successful that parade their parent's failures for the world to see.

There is no honor or reward in disrespecting one's parents.

I've recently read that RK continues to find himself or his companies in hot water with bankruptcies and legal problems.

Yeah I want to listen to him...NOT!