Former Playmate Kendra Wilkinson Says She Faced ‘The Goddamn Devil' At The Playboy Mansion
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But not for reasons related to Playboy itself.
Kendra Wilkinson is opening up about her time in the Playboy mansion.
The former Playmate and girlfriend of the late Hugh Hefner appeared on the “I Do, Part 2” podcast on Thursday, and spoke about one of the hardest parts about her time in the house.
Wilkinson, who first moved into the house when she was just 18 and left at 23, said that people often overlook the work that went into filming the Playboy reality show, “The Girls Next Door.”
“A lot of people focus a lot on like, ‘Oh, you did Playboy, Playboy, Playboy,’” Wilkinson said. “But no one really focuses on, like, what it took to actually shoot a reality TV show and what it does ... how much it takes.”
“It took every ounce of my soul,” Wilkinson, now 39, said. “Like, that’s why they call it, ‘Sell the soul to the devil.’”
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