Hugh Hefner's ex-girlfriend says Playboy mansion is haunted and full of ghosts

One of the former friends of American publisher Hugh Hefner, Bridget Marquardt, claimed that the Holmby Hills residence in Los Angeles was inhabited by several ghosts. Marquardt, who proclaims himself "ghost hunter"Channel 7's Morning Show, she recounted seeing spirits in the corridors of the Playboy Mansion and finding all the property "spooky", according to Inquistr.

Bridget spoke about a scary experience that really touched her: she was watching TV in one room with friends and a woman seemed to "stand at the door". The sighting was so terrifying to all present that her sister, who was also present, he started crying immediately. Marquardt, however, did not feel the same negative energy emanating from the ghost as his friends.

This is not the first time that anyone describes the ghost sightings in the huge Playboy Mansion, originally built in 1927, in the same way as any other. others who have stayed or visited the property over the years. they say it's haunted. There were even reports of female spirits with little clothes, as well as the ghost of an older man wandering the hallways.

Hugh Hefner, founder of the entire Playboy Publishing empire, lived there for 43 years before dying in September 2017. He was known to be surrounded by beautiful women, many of whom lived with him in the mansion and Some They were officially her friends.

The majestic home, located in Holmby Hills, in western Los Angeles, has 29 rooms, a large living room, a cellar and a huge outdoor pool with its own cave. The building is so relevant that even is protected by the government to prevent it from being demolished.