Playboy's founder, Hugh Hefner, lived a life full of legend and luxury. He is a true playboy and worth a lifetime. However, his extravagant life ran counter to the conservative family in which he grew up. This is a story of power, money, love and freedom.
Hugh Hefner was born in the United States in 1926 from a family background typically belonging to a religious congregation, conservative tradition. Parents are very reserved about emotional expression, without hugs and kisses, and this repressive environment makes young Hefner introverted and reserved. However, he has a high IQ of 152, marking his exceptional talent.
After graduating from high school, he joined the army, demonstrating his talent for writing and drawing. He often published his caricatures in army newspapers. At this time, he had not yet set foot in the paradise of playboys, and his life was ordinary and simple.
In 1953, Hugh Hefner raised $8,000 to start a magazine called Playboy, a move that changed his fortunes. The cover of the first issue featured a sexy photo of Monroe, which also marked the popularity of the magazine for its bold and sexy content. The success of Playboy quickly spread and became a worldwide bestseller, defining a lifestyle that told men how to enjoy life.
However, his life was not just a story of magazines and money. In his early years, he met the beautiful Millie, and this relationship once woke up like a dream. The marriage life of the two is sweet, and they have a son and a daughter. However, the peace of the marriage was soon shattered by the turmoil, and Millie confessed the fact that she was cheating. This betrayal made Hugh Hefner unforgivable, the marriage came to an end, Hefner divorced, and went to a life of.
His mansion, the Playboy Mansion, is synonymous with luxury, with 22 rooms, wine cellar, cinema, tennis court and zoo. This is the place where countless rabbit girls gather, and the carnival party is constant, once like the harem of the ancient emperor, surrounded by beautiful women, and extravagant.
Despite having relationships with countless women, Hugh Hefner insisted he was loyal. His explanation is that he is loyal to a group of girlfriends, not one person. This self-deceptive explanation pervades his life, and he enjoys the endless satisfaction of power, money, and freedom.
In 1985, Hefner developed symptoms of a minor stroke, marking his growing age. However, he still maintained his vigorous energy, married several times, divorced again, and spent the last days of his life. In 2017, he died at the age of 91. A playboy who lived in luxury and freedom, leaving behind his unique legend.
This is the story of Hugh Hefner, who lived his life to the extreme in his own way and is synonymous with being a playboy.