Hugh Hefner's former lover reveals Playboy founder's strict rules for his girlfriends
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Izabella St. James, who was one of Hugh Hefner's seven girlfriends, has previously written a book titled "Bunny Tales: Behind Closed Doors at the Playboy Mansion."
The series is back for an eight-episode second season, which promises to explore how the lives of several models were impacted after they became associated with Playboy. It features new interviews with former Playmates and girlfriends. Stephanie Nolasco covers entertainment at Foxnews.com.
St. James, 47, told Fox News Digital she was initially hesitant to talk about "my ex-boyfriend from 20 years ago," even declining to appear in the first season. But this time, she wanted to offer a different perspective on what life was really like at the Playboy Mansion.
"I thought his whole world was just fascinating," she said. "I’m an immigrant kid. I was born in Poland. I grew up in Canada. I lived in a completely different bubble. And here was this person who created his own reality. He created his own world, his own fantasy where he set his own rules. And I wanted to learn more."
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