'He was a monster!' Hugh Hefner's ex-girlfriend reveals how he had SEX with their dog
The Secrets of Playboy which is now being aired in A&E has unveiled many traumatic life stories of different women who played their part inside the Playboy mansion. The new series features the entire inside-out story of Hugh Hefner and his obsession with sex and illegal drug use. Recently, the fourth episode of the series that aired on Monday night discussed how the late Playboy founder dabbled in bestiality. It was revealed by one of the ex-girlfriends of Hefner and she shared her past experiences inside the mansion.
Sondra Theodore, who dated Hefner from 1976 to 1981 made several traumatic allegations against Hefner, who breathed his last in 2017. Theodore is currently 65 and has spent considerable time as one of the many insiders of the Playboy mansion. She recalled Hefner's sexual debauchery and how he convinced her and other women to cross their personal boundaries to satisfy his hedonism. "He was like a vampire,” Theodore said. “He was sucking the life out of me. Really, he was a monster, the things that he got turned on by. Nothing was enough, nothing.” she added. His unending desires went onto the extent that he started performing sex acts with her dogs and quenched his thirst, which actually made Theodore part ways with Hefner.
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According to this shocking documentary, Hefner led a very dark and unhinged life with never satisfying sexual desires and eventually seeded the playground for drug use, sexual abuse, and bestiality. Theodore continued saying, "He would tell the public, even good girls enjoy sex, healthy sex. And there was nothing healthy about the sex with Hefner because he took it too far." She revealed that in the later stages of her relationship with Hefner, he would force her to have group sex at the mansion five nights a week while he recorded it. "I felt so violated having a man that I did not want to be forced upon me," she added. Eventually, Hefner made her his 'drug mule,' and fed cocaine to go along with what he wanted.
The documentary also revealed how Hefner's sexual desires intensified as he was getting older and his drug use gradually increased. Including one of the incidents with Theodore's pet dog, 'I walked in once and he was (makes sexual hand gesture) to our dog and I was like, what are you doing? And he said, 'well, dogs have needs. And I went, stop that! Just stop that,' Theodore said. 'And I never left him alone with the dog again. I couldn't believe what I was seeing. I could not believe what I was seeing,' she added.
In the 10 parts show, Theodore explained that her breaking point was when Hefner began talking about getting sexual pleasure from watching snuff films, which are actual first-person videos of people committing actual homicide. And Hefner found pleasure and relaxation watching such video clips, which eventually horrified many women like Theodore inside the mansion. She says that slowly and steadily his monster mentality started appearing in front of everyone. 'What kind of mind is so far gone that it takes killing somebody to get them excited for that big release?' Theodore said. Indeed, the show depicts some of the darkest secrets from the history and life of the Playboy Hugh Hefner.