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Crystal Hefner
(37),
Hugh Hefner
's widow intends to reveal in a new book all her memories of life with the founder and editor of Playboy magazine who passed away at the age of 91 in 2017.
The book "Only Say Good Things: Surviving Playboy and Finding Myself" will be published tomorrow, January 23 and it seems that not only her previous life with the publisher is going to be revealed in the height of honesty, but also the strict rules she and his other friends had to follow.
The new book will be a new perspective on the life of Playboy's founder and the way he cultivated his world through the popular magazine.
In an interview with the New York Times, his widow Crystal claimed that although she initially followed her late husband's instructions, she changed her mind since she realized she was under a manipulative "spell": "I was brainwashed," she says.
Crystal is actually his third wife and the one who accompanied him until the day he died.
And in spite of everything she does not stop telling what went on there in the mansion and everything regarding the connections between him and her.
In the various interviews, she continues to make serious allegations, including a statement that she developed Stockholm Syndrome, for the reason that as soon as she managed to escape from the mansion, she returned of her own accord.
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In addition, she talks about her late husband who would often point out to her as soon as dark roots appeared in her hair.
This was her cue to go back to the beauty salon to renew the blonde: "I knew I had to go bleach my roots and it would burn my scalp and I would have blisters again. But for some reason, I thought everything was normal and that's what it means to look beautiful in the eyes of Hef," she shares.
Despite the glamorous life in the mansion, the glam and iconicity of being a bunny, the former actress adds and tells how the lifestyle limited her and the other Playboy bunnies in the infamous mansion, explaining that the boss gave each of the girlfriends an allowance in bills in an orderly distribution.
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Celebs tried to turn into a bunny but she is less attached to carrots or other vegetables.
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