Fashion model Brande Roderick has spoken forth to support Hugh Hefner amidst the boiling controversy involving the late Playboy founder. The forthcoming docuseries ‘Secrets of Playboy’ has reignited controversy over Hefner’s iconic Playboy house. Wherein he lived a lavish lifestyle abusing young models as well as escorts. Hefner’s exes as well as former Playboy models, known as Bunnies. She has spoken up regarding their traumatic encounters with the entrepreneur.
Brande Roderick Defends Hugh Hefner
Brande Roderick, but on the other hand, is among the few Playboy models who defend Hefner. Describing him as a “fantastic person”. “For me, I have such a great warm affection for Hef, he was indeed a fantastic person”. Roderick remarked in response to the continuing debate.
I learned regarding dance and culture, such as live band and jazz, as well as old great movies. I learned grace through Hef because I got to watch personally how this enormous legendary man. A man who is extremely famous would respond to everyone. He was just very gracious, and that’s something you don’t see very often with Hollywood personalities.”
Hugh Hefner Documentary, ‘Secrets of Playboy’
Hugh Hefner’s home, famous for its romp-fuelled celebrations. Featuring who’s who of Hollywood and entertainment, is popular to have a “cult-like” environment. According to the teaser for the forthcoming A&E documentary series. Hefner is famous to have host weekly “Pig Nights”. At his mansion, where women were in to amuse personalities who had been invited.
Sondra Theodore, Hefner’s former partner, says in the documentary series. The series would begin with “two hustlers hauling in carloads of hookers from Sunset Boulevard”. Sondra went on to say that she might begin to look aside from Hefner’s bizarre behavior. She also reveal that the prostitutes who have been transport to the gathering also weren’t inform of the party’s name. ‘Pig Night.’
Hefner, though, was not really an irresponsible party animal, according to people in the know, and he always ensured security. Before superstars could accompany the hookers into bedrooms for sexual trysts, they were graded and short health tests were performed. The night house party also “acted as a jumping-off place for wild parties,” according to ‘Secrets of Playboy.’
Brande Roderick, the 2000 Playmate of next Year Award winner, has already denied the charges and voiced her subjective view. “Well, you’re speaking with somebody who lived through the 1970s.” That isn’t the case for me at all. In fact, cops came to Hef one night at dinner and said, ‘There’s someone using cocaine inside the restroom.’
He dismissed them from the residence and forbade them from returning.