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Holly Madison Says Deciding to Be in the Playboy Mansion Was 'A Dangerous Choice' in New Tell-All Documentary Trailer

By Siba Mosana

Aug 20, 2021

10:00 A.M.

The Playboy Mansion once seemed like a wonderful place where women could liberate themselves. However, the truth about Hugh Hefner’s bunny house is finally coming out in a new documentary.

A&E recently released a trailer for their upcoming documentary series called “Secrets Of The Playboy Mansion.” The tell-all will play out in ten episodes and feature exclusive interviews with insiders of the Playboy world.

In addition to the archival footage and glimpses into Hugh Hefner’s empire, a few Playboy bunnies reveal their experience. One of the most recognizable former playmates in the documentary trailer is Holly Madison.

Playboy bunny Sheila Levell, Hugh Hefner and Holly Madison filming of a commercial for "X Games IX", May 2003 | Source: Getty Images

“Secrets Of The Playboy Mansion” is set to air early next year, but it won’t be the first time we will hear some people speak out. For example, former Playboy bunny Holly Madison has been letting fans into her past struggles for years.

Madison is seen in the trailer clip shared on A&E’s Youtube alongside others with first-hand knowledge of the Playboy universe. She reflects on her time at the Playboy Mansion, revealing being there was a “dangerous choice” for her.

Madison’s words do not come as a surprise for those who have been following her over the past couple of years. The TV star who lived at the Playboy Mansion from 2001 to 2008 most recently used her TikTok to share one of many experiences.

Former ‘Bunny Mother’ PJ Mansten will also reveal the dark side of living in the mansion.

In her TikTok video, Madison revealed that she struggled with body dysmorphia while living at the Playboy Mansion. As she reflected on her struggles, she presented that her body image prevented her from being happy.

Madison also exposed shocking details about her older boyfriend’s sex life and behavior while on the “Call Her Daddy” podcast. She even alleged that Hefner would regularly drug women before a sexual encounter.

Although Hefner is not around to defend himself against the allegations in the upcoming documentary, he has defended himself against Madison before. The former Playboy bunny released a memoir in 2015 accusing Hefner of misconduct.

Madison claimed that the Playboy founder love bombed her and controlled his girlfriends with bizarre rules, among other things. Hefner’s response alluded that Madison was scrambling for fame after leaving him.

Other women who dated Hefner and will appear in the documentary include Bridget Marquardt and Sondra Theodore. Former ‘Bunny Mother’ PJ Mansten will also

reveal

the dark side of living in the mansion.

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