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Ex-bunny Holly Madison reveals what life was like with Hugh Hefner. Playboy bunnies have revealed what life was really like inside Hugh Hefner's sex-fuelled home — including telling all about their "brief" romps with the Lothario himself. With its fluffy white carpets, pink walls, puppies and even a zoo, to the outside world the Playboy Mansion sounds like some kind of fun-filled wonderland for adults. However, not everyone who worked for the multi-millionaire magazine magnate claims they lived a fairytale lifestyle at his infamous estate in Holmby Hills, California. Over the years, multiple Playmates have spoken out about their lives in the world's most famous bachelor pad — making it pretty clear it wasn't all fun and sex games. But I grew to feel it was meant to lock me in," she wrote.
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