Crystal Hefner, the widow of Hugh Hefner, has written a shocking memoir about her life with the Playboy mogul, who died in 2017 at the age of 91. In Only Say Good Things, she exposes the reality behind the glamorous facade of the Playboy Mansion, where she lived with Hefner and his other girlfriends for six years.
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Crystal, who was 24 when she married Hefner in 2012, describes him as a charming and generous man, but also a controlling and manipulative one. She says he made her feel special, but also disposable. He gave her everything she wanted, but also took away everything she had.
She reveals that Hefner had strict rules for her and his other girlfriends, such as curfews, dress codes, and sexual obligations. He also monitored their phone calls, emails, and social media accounts. He forbade them from having friends, family, or hobbies outside the Mansion. He demanded that they be loyal, obedient, and grateful to him.
Crystal says she suffered from anxiety, depression, and isolation during her marriage to Hefner. She says she felt trapped and helpless in the Mansion, which she compares to a gothic prison. She says she often had nightmares about Hefner and the Mansion, which haunted her even after his death.
She also reveals that Hefner was addicted to sex, drugs, and pornography. He had a collection of thousands of sex tapes, which he watched every night. He also took Viagra and other pills to enhance his sexual performance. He expected his girlfriends to participate in his orgies, which he called...
