Aussie tobacco tycoon Travers 'Candyman' Beynon is well known for his hedonism, often clogging up people's Instagram feeds with photos of lavish parties and naked women.
But it turns out that it's not always so in his house - after all, beneath the piles of 'girlfriends', he is ultimately a married man with four kids.
"It is a normal home during the day - I have four kids. If you come into the house during the day it is a normal family home," Beynontold Kyle and Jackie O in an interview.
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"But late at night, in the bedroom and so forth, the lingerie comes out."
I mean, to find out that things get a little bit x-rated at his so-called Candy Shop Mansion comes as no surprise, but at least it's good to hear that he tries to keep things 'normal' during the day for the sake of his family.
In the interview, he also defended a controversial Instagram post of a kitchen filled with over 20 scantily clad women, which was captioned 'Why don't the women leave the kitchen? That's not the point... I'm back bitches'.
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Candyman told Jackie O that it wasn't unusual to be surrounded by hordes of women, with a harem of beauties found 'roaming around' inside his house 'most nights' - though not during the day.
When Jackie O asked him if his kids were in bed by the time women were brought into his home, he simply explained that his girlfriends lived with him.
In an interview last year with Ocean Grove, Beynon explained that the living situation can get a little complicated - with bed time being a particularly crowded situation.
He said: "In bed, there's four girls as an average. I often don't get much sleep.
"What I'm like in business, life or sport, I'm like that in bed. They love my imagination and my creativity. You need that when you've got multiple girls."
Several of his girlfriends and followers seem notoriously devoted to the Candyman, with many recently branding themselves with his 'FreeChoice' tattoos as a sign of loyalty.
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Beynon was hit with a great deal of criticism after countless photos of the tats began to surface, with many believing it looked as though he felt he 'owned' the woman.
He claimed that it was all down to a competition, and said that he was offering the first 40 people to get the inking free flights to Australia and an invite to one of his totally OTT, hedonistic parties held at his home, which he calls the Candy Shop Mansion. Mind you, still doesn't really justify things, does it?
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