Playboy owner Hugh Hefner kept chilling ‘black book’ to keep track of gruesome details

One of Hugh Hefner's ex-girlfriends has revealed some of the odd things he would do to keep order in the Playboy Mansion.

Speaking on the Girls Next Door podcast, co-hosts Holly Madison and Bridget Marquardt spoke about their experiences in the infamous house as former girlfriends of the Playboy founder.

The former has previously shared a number of rules she had to follow while living with Hef, one of which included being shaven downstairs at all times.

All Playboy bunnies had to follow the rule, while Madison said that Hef 'liked vaginas to look a certain way', with 'nothing sticking out', preferring 'innies not outies'.

Less crude rules included outlines on hair colour, nail colour, and how their rooms should look, in addition to daily sex-related rituals, which included sleeping with Hef before bed every night.

Since Hef's death at the Playboy Mansion back in 2017 aged 91, his former partners have been more than happy to share details of their time with the magazine publisher.

Madison was one of Hef's multiple girlfriends in the Playboy Mansion (Denise Truscello/WireImage)

Madison said she 'hated' it when 'everybody else' was in the room during sexual acts while she was a Playboy bunny, and that the act itself felt 'transactional' in the first place.

Speaking on Girls Next Door, Marquardt claimed that the mansion wasn't the nicest place to be, revealing: "The lights were out, but there were two giant TV screens in there that were playing porn.

"It was just hoarder-style... It's like the weird eccentric millionaire version of the guy with the mattress on the floor and a Pulp Fiction poster."

She went on to explain that Hefner had a 'black book' which he used to keep track of how much each Playmate had been paid, who had slept with him and how often they did the deed.

Apparently, Hef would use it against those who weren't intimate 'enough' with him, as Madison remembered: "He'd be like, 'Oh, you've been on your period for three weeks.'"

As well as staying on top with the frequency of his coital activities, the Playboy owner would also have cameras in each room, despite the Playboy bunnies begging for them to be turned off, as former valet Stefon Tetelbaum revealed in docuseries Secrets of a Playboy: "He was a voyeur.

"Hefner taped everything in his bedroom and many men and star athletes came into the bedroom and had sex with these girls."

Hefner would keep track of how often each of his girlfriends slept with him (Dan Tuffs/Getty Images)

The valet said that he allegedly hoarded these recordings, as Hef's former wife Crystal Harris shared on X: "I found thousands of those disposable camera photos you are talking about... I immediately ripped up and destroyed every single one of them."

Stefon revealed more about the mansion's state, revealing: "I had to put on rubber gloves and pick up the dildos from the floor and put them in a special bucket."

Apparently, the maids would have to use steam cleaner to sterilise them and put them in plastic bags, for her to bring them back to the rooms and put them in the headboard.