Everyone knows who Hugh Hefner was: media mogul, millionaire, playboy, philanthropist.
The brain behind the infamous Playboy magazine.
He also started theeven more infamous, now defunct, Playboy club.
The strange combination worked, as Playboy Magazine became wildly popular during its day.
You have Hefner to thank for theiconic bunny earsworn by playmates and referenced many times in pop culture.
Its popularity aside, however, people have mixed feelings about Playboy.
According toBBC, some believe that it helped revolutionize the American attitude towards sexuality.
Others think that it was built on the objectification of women.
Although Hefner died in September 2017 at the age of 91, his legacy lives on.
Unfortunately, it isn’t a purely good legacy.
More unpalatable details are surfacing about his highly publicized relationships with theplaymates.
Did Hugh Hefner really give his girlfriends a weekly allowance?
Hugh’s image was that of a playboy, an almost Bond-esque figure, minus the espionage.
However, strange things about the relationship between Hefner and the playmates kept coming to light, perUS Magazine.
Some expressed disbelief at Hefner’s determination tocling to the roleof the sexually active Playboy despite his advancing age.
According toMirror UK, the amount of watchfulness Hefner exhibited over the playmates was a tad disturbing.
In an interview withThe Daily Beast, he also confirmed the allegations of a curfew for the playmates.
