More than six years after Hugh Hefner died at the age of 91, his widow Crystal Harris is now revealing explosive information about their marriage.
PEOPLE informs that in his next book I only say good things: survive Playboy and find myself, Harris called her marriage to the Playboy founder toxic and backwards.
“At that moment I thought I was at the top,” Hugh Hefner’s widow explained to the media outlet. She was referring to the moment she first accepted Hefner’s invitation to the mansion in 2008. “I thought, wow, if I like everything he lives and do all the things he wants me to do, then I’m the favorite.” ”. . And he was, but I got lost in the process.”
According to Harris, Hugh Hefner had pretty strict rules especially at the Playboy Mansion. This included making his girlfriends come to him every week to ask for his “table” and making sure they spent the money on looking more beautiful. He then said that Hefner had opinions about “weird, dumb, stupid things.”
“Our nail polish couldn’t be anything but a neutral color,” she said. “No French manicure.”
In addition to telling her that belly button rings are trash, Hugh Hefner also told Crystal that she needed to wear the Playboy flag. “That’s the Playboy logo,” she explained. “And those shirts were uncomfortable and cheap.”
Harris also recalled that Hefner paid close attention to his roots when he grew out his natural, dark brown hair. “Then she would have to bleach it,” she recalled. “And my scalp would burn and I would get blisters. But for some reason, I thought this was all normal and that’s what it meant to be seen as beautiful in Hef’s eyes.”
Hugh Hefner’s widow also pointed out that the Playboy mansion was not as nice as it seemed from the outside
Meanwhile, Hugh Hefner’s widow also shared some details about the Playboy Mansion. She said the famous residence was not as pretty inside as it was outside.
“This place is not cleaned very well and there is mold,” he said. “And after a while he felt a little worn out and gross. Too many parties. He was worn out.”
While reflecting on her life at the Playboy Mansion, Hugh Hefner’s widow wrote in her book about the birds in the house dying of thirst. She said he felt like an analogy for her and the rest of the women who lived in her residence.
“I feel like I was constantly crying for everything and everyone present,” he added. “All those animals were very depressed and sad. It was all an illusion. To be honest, I don’t even know if I was happy.”
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