News about Bridget Marquardt

Holly and Bridget have fired back at Crystal for sending them a cease and desist letter. The former Girls Next Door stars found themselves in Crystal's crosshairs after they blasted her on an episode of their Girls Next Level podcast with Hugh's son Marston, 34, last month. Holly, 44, previously accused Crystal, 38, of 'copying' her, while Marston branded his ex-stepmom a 'master manipulator' on their podcast.

Hugh Hefner's ex-wife Crystal Hefner has broken her silence after being called a 'master manipulator' by her former stepson Marston Hefner. Marston, son of the late Hugh Hefner, made the shocking statement during an appearance on Holly Madison and Bridget Marquardt's Girls Next Level podcast last week, where he blasted Crystal and said she was chasing fame and fortune. Holly has also slammed Crystal, accusing the former DJ of 'copying' her 2015 memoir Down The Rabbit Hole with her own tell-all tome, Only Say Good Things.

Marston, 34, made a series of damning claims about his father's widow on the Girls Next Level podcast, suggesting she was hellbent on power and oversaw changes to his father's will when he was mentally fragile. Speaking to hosts Holly Madison and Bridget Marquardt on Monday, he said: 'When Crystal came in [to the mansion], there started to be tribes. And so there were people who were on Crystal's team.' He said she became addicted to the 'idea of control and power,' and would determine who could and could not enter. 'She liked controlling the guest list,' he said. 'She liked taking girls off and on the guest list depending on how, whatever the whims were at the time… She liked being in that position where you had to go through her or you had to ask her for things.' This obsession with control appeared to extend to matters of Hugh's will, with Marston suggesting Crystal oversaw changes when his father was 'sick' and 'dosed with f***ing medication,' which he claims left the businessman unaware of his surroundings.

Hugh Hefner's ex-girlfriend Holly Madison has admitted that she has had her cellulite surgically removed because she does a lot of 'photoshoots.' The 44-year-old former Playboy bunny  - who quickly became Hugh's 'special one' when she moved into the infamous mansion at 21 - got candid with fans in a new episode of her podcast Girls Next Level, which is co-hosted by another ex-Playboy bunny, Bridget Marquardt. The mom-of-two confessed that she wanted to share her procedure with her fans because she 'likes being transparent'. She dished out details of her cellulite removal, which she called the 'coolest thing', and revealed why she undergo it multiple times.

Bryant Horowitz, a professor who now works at Hugh Hefner, worked with Hugh Hefner from 1997 to 2006 and then posted a snapshot (left) of them shaking hands on Facebook. Heffner, not one of the 'creepy people' who hung out at the mansion because his former boss, a psychology professor at East Los Angeles College, was not a 'classy man,' because his former boss was a 'classy guy,' according to Horowitz.' Holly Madison and Bridget Marquardt (right with Hefner and Kendra Wilkinson) have hurled sarcastic abuse charges at Hefner, claiming that the actor would often shed fake tears in a deceptive attempt to gain sex. Horowitz wrote, 'It makes me feel ill," hearing Hefner's behavior were out of 'admiration and admiration,' according to Horowitz.

Both former bunnies Hugh Hefner and Bridget Marquardt, 48, right, claim he makes the bunnies use baby oil when having sex with him. The pair made the announcements on a brand new podcast called Girls Next Level. Madison related to how the girls in the Playboy Mansion saw sex with Hefner as a chore that they needed to get rid of 'as soon as possible.' According to one study, using baby oil during sex may result in a higher risk of yeast infections, with oils also breaking condoms.

Following a string of unsavoury accusations made by former Playmate Holly Madison, Kate Moss has lauded the 'lovely family vibes' at Hugh Hefner's notorious Los Angeles mansion. The British model shot publishing magnate Hefner at his sprawling Holmby Hills home just before celebrating her 40th birthday with a cover shoot for his legendary men's' magazine in 2013. Hefner, 91, and the 29-room Gothic-Tudor style home he bought in 1974, has since been condemned by ex-Playmate Madison, who claims she was forced to have sex with the ageing publisher during her time in the mansion.

Holly Madison and Bridget Marquardt have hurled yet another accusation of misdeeding by disgraced founder Hugh Hefner, who claims he would often shed fake tears in a ruse attempt to obtain sex. On Monday, the two blondes dropped the strange bombshell on the third episode of their new tell-all podcast, Girls Next Door, which debuted last week. The pair were often in the spotlight as two of Hefner's top girlfriends - and their latest web show aims to shed some light on the treatment they received during their time in the infamous Playboy Mansion in the early 2000s. It comes as a slew of other ex-bunnies have lodged similar sexual harassment charges against the late Lothario, who died of sepsis at the age of 91 in 2017.

With her latest Archetypes podcast, Duchess of Sussex, 41, pushed Joe's show, The Joe Rogan Experience, out of the top spot. Prince Harry's wife, 37, talked about the challenges she has had with being a 'ambitious' woman during the first episode, with guest Serena Williams. She made some explosive claims about her royal time, claiming she was once compelled to attend an event after her son Archie barely escaped a fire. Millions of people around the world followed her podcast, and it quickly climbed to the top position in the United States, Canada, Australia, Ireland, and the United Kingdom. Back in December 2020, Meghan and Harry agreed to a $18 million podcast contract with Spotify, so it took them nearly two years to produce the first episode. In a February 2021 episode of his podcast, Joe and Meghan have had a turbulent history, with Joe calling the mother-of-two a "little American hussy."

Holly Madison continues letting the world know what it was really like in the Playboy Mansion! This week, the former Girls Next Door star and her longtime co-star Bridget Marquardt debuted the first two episodes of their latest podcast this week. The show is titled Girls Next Level in honor of their first-hand experience with well-known Playboy publisher Hugh Hefner. And boy, do they go next level with the stories!!

Holly, who has since turned 42, has joined up with ex-playmate Bridget Marquardt for a brand new podcast called Girls Next Level. The two women opened up an intimate discussion on how it felt to have sex with the magazine publisher in the first episode, which premiered on Monday. They confessed to wanting to'get it done as soon as possible,' and that "none of the females was into it." Hugh's detailed sleeping with the ladies demonstrated intensely in front of another woman who would'talk s*** about them,' and said the intimate gestures only lasted one minute.' The women all agreed having sex with Hugh as a 'chore,' Holly said, but said they had to do it out of fear of being 'kicked out of the house.' Hugh would sometimes not even move during sex, according to his mother, who described him as a "bubble on the log in the middle of the bed."

The Girls Next Door's Holly Madison and Bridget Marquardt revealed they were paid nothing to star in the 15-episode first season of their E! Hugh Hefner, the Playboy founder, appeared on reality show in 2005. 'When they ordered more episodes, they finally paid us,' 42-year-old Holly said of the following five seasons while appearing on Tuesday's Juicy Scoop with Heather McDonald.

Hugh Hefner lived in so many lives. Following the Playboy founder's tragic death, it's understandable that the ex-girlfriends are thanking him. Images: We lost In 2017 Hef died on Wednesday from natural causes, as we previously announced. According to the report, he died peacefully at his house, The Playboy Mansion, and was surrounded by his family and friends. He was 91 years old. Despite being sick for a long time, Hugh's death has unquestionably shocked many. Hefner's executives and Girls Next Door costars Kendra Wilkinson and Bridget Marquardt, who were quick to announce their sadness after learning that the magazine pioneer had died. Miz Wilkinson, who has previously described her former flame as “family,” addressed the sad news by releasing the following statement to People: "Hef changed my life." He made me the person I am today. I couldn't be more grateful for our friendship and our time together. I will miss him so much, but my heart will be in mine forever."