Hugh Hefner “parties full of cocaine at the Playboy mansion caused a friend’s dog to become addicted”

Hugh Hefner’s legendary parties, according to his ex-girlfriend, led to a friend’s dog becoming addicted to cocaine after a dog tried to lick guests ’noses.

The late magazine editor, who passed away in 2017 due to sepsis at the age of 91, locked the poodle for his own protection during his parties at Playboy mansion, based on claims by his former partner Sondra Theodore.

A love of Class A drugs in his crowds caused film director John Dante’s dog to jump across the room as he sniffed nearby.

The new documentary Secrets of Playboy is a 10-hour series that includes interviews with Sondra and Lisa Loving Barrett, a former employee.

Sondra – Hugh’s ex – claims during the documentary Secrets of Playboy that “huge vials” of white powder were planted around the home.

He says: ‘Drugs were everywhere. John Dante was Hef’s best friend. He had a dog, Louis – and this little poodle got hooked on cocaine.

‘The dog could smell it from the other side of the room. He had to imprison this dog when people were nearby.

‘A very famous person walked into the house one night and this dog jumped off the couch and licked her nose.

She says, “He just loves me.” We knew why this dog was on it. ‘

Lisa Loving Barrett, who worked for Hugh from 1977 to 1989, adds, “Cocaine was a big problem,” adding that it was even stored under a toilet paper holder.

It comes after Holly Madison described in detail her “traumatic” first night with Hugh at the mansion and how he captured “sexually explicit” images of drunk women.

During the performance at Power: Hugh Hefner podcast, a 41-year-old model who dated the late Playboy founder from 2001 to 2008 spoke in detail about her life on the infamous estate.

The Oregon-born beauty said in a podcast that she initially hoped to be invited to move to the Playboy Mansion, and “didn’t really know what was going on with them in sex,” but was then “forced “to her.

She said, ‘I knew something had to be, and I was ready for it. I was not ready for what would happen in the end. ‘

Alum Girls Next Door said they returned to the mansion with a group of women after an evening at the club with Hugh.

She said: ‘I didn’t necessarily expect sex that night, I thought it would be more of a first date – although obviously not a very traditional first date …

“I thought it would be more of a thing when I saw what happened, to see what was going on.

‘If I didn’t like it, I wouldn’t have to do anything and I could decide whether I want to go back to date number two or not.’

Holly said she “certainly didn’t expect the first one to go that night, but it was wasted” when she and Hefner had sex, which she described as “a traumatic experience.”

She added: ‘He was literally pushed on me. And then when that happened, I was just embarrassed and ashamed and it had a much more emotional impact on me than I thought. ‘

Madison said her initial perception of Hefner was that she ‘always admired’ him and that he was ‘really smart’, but that she was ‘horrified’ that their sex life was obvious to everyone else in the mansion.

“It wasn’t that the idea of ​​having sex with him dissuaded me so much – I know it doesn’t apply to a lot of people because they say to themselves,‘ Oh, he’s an old man, horrible, ’” she told the podcast. .

“It was more of a group aspect that was really out of my comfort zone, and just a feeling of‘ Wow, okay, that’s what happened. Everyone knows it happened. ”

All of a sudden, I felt like everyone was going to find out about me, and I was horrified at it.

Madison said she asked Hefner the next day if she could move into the mansion, as she ‘felt,’ This can’t be returned, so I could also get what I came for. ‘

Madison said that upon moving into the mansion, it seemed as if she was gaining “in some way respect” and that, if not, she was “haunted by this experience.”

In an interview, Madison said Hefner often filmed ‘sexually explicit’ images of drunk women without their consent.

“When the girls would go out with Hef, to the limousine, to the nightclub and then back to his room, he was constantly photographing these women with his disposable camera,” she said in a podcast. And these women were almost always drunk. I know I was very drunk. ‘

The reality star said the women he’s talking about aren’t “his usual girlfriends” but “new girlfriends who joined him for the first time on the night, or women who flew in from all over the country to test themselves for the middle in presumably professional circumstances. ‘

She said “women would be invited out and would often be under pressure, not necessarily directly from him, so some of his girls who would pressure them to come up would do the same.”

The sex mogul later copied the images and “distributed them to everyone who went that night,” Holly said.

“So if you were wrong and if you were in his bathtub with a covered top and some other girl was doing some sexually explicit pose on you and you were filming it with your disposable camera, you would make a copy and give it that night to everyone and put it in a notebook. “

She compared the practice to vindictive pornography, saying the photos were not consensual because the women in the photos were ‘wasted’ at the time they were taken.

“I don’t know if he just assumed it was okay because all these women want to be in the magazine so badly, so they have to be okay if they undress,” Madison said, “so I’m going to take pictures while they’re ‘waste it and just hand over these pictures.’

Holly said she came across the pictures with Hefner about a year later when some were posted online.

“I went to Hef and said, ‘Can you stop sharing our nude pictures with everyone because one of the girls is posting them on the internet,'” Madison said. that I told him, “Hey, can you stop handing out these photos.”

She said Hefner went to the woman he posted and called her ‘Holly she screwed you up’, which led to a clash between the women Hefner ‘likes’.

Holly admitted that it made it easier for her that the behavior “would never be accepted today” and that she is “grateful that people are more aware and know what revenge pornography is, and know a little more about what consent is.”

Secrets Of Playboy will premiere on Monday, January 25 at 9pm at A&E in the US.