Dies at 91, Hugh Hefner, founder of Playboy

A life of luxury and sex.

Known for his wild parties at the Playboy Mansion filled with "bunnies" and his bizarre life surrounded by women much younger than him, Hefner once admitted that for some time he had sex with eleven of the twelve "bunnies" on the cover of each year. Hefner used to have several girlfriends at once and some of them settled in Playboy Mansion, like the twins Kristina and Karissa Shannon, with whom Playboy's founder had a relationship in 2008 when they were just 18 years old and he was over 80.

Playboy's founder married three times and had four children, one of whom, Christie, took over his father's decadent empire in the early 1980s ready to wipe out the company's rundown business. Hefner married Mildred Williams for the first time in 1949, with whom he had two children and was divorced in 1959. After three decades of unbridled lifestyle, in 1989 he remarried this time with that year's Playboy "bunny", Kimberley Conrad, 36 years younger than him, with whom he had two other children and separated in 1998. His last wife was Crystal Harris, Playboy "bunny" in December 2009.

She was 26 years old and he was 86 when they married in 2012. Hefner acquired in 1970 the Playboy Mansion located in the Holmby Hills hills of Los Angeles, a property he sold in 2016 for $100 million dollars to Daren Metropoulos but continued to live in it until today, the last of his days.