Hugh Hefner is a Pig. Allegedly.


You may think that Hugh Hefner is a pig. But apparently, he’s also a slob.

hugh hefner slob Hugh Hefner is a Pig. Allegedly.

Izabella St. James, totally her real name, I am sure, wrote a tell all book about the conditions at Le Casa de Porn.

‘It was as if someone had gone to a charity shop and bought the basics for each room.

‘Although we all did our best to decorate our rooms and make them homely, the mattresses on our beds were ­disgusting — old, worn and stained. The sheets were past their best, too. Eventually I persuaded Hef to pay for a new mattress and bed linen — but I had to turn in every single receipt before I was reimbursed.” St. James says

She went on to blab that. “Hef also eventually permitted us to have the rooms painted and recarpeted. But for some reason he insisted on creamy, white-coloured carpets. He liked the girlfriends’ rooms to look very girly, all white carpet and pink walls. It looked great at first, but with two dogs (most of the girlfriends had pets that lived in their rooms — I had two pugs), butlers delivering food, dirty shoes and occasional spillages, the carpet was grey and stained in a matter of months.”

She adds, “But then Hef was used to dirty carpets. The one in his bedroom had not been changed for years, and things became significantly worse when Holly Madison moved into his room with him as Girlfriend No. 1 soon after I moved in, bringing her two dogs. They weren’t house-trained and would just do their business on the bedroom carpet. Late at night, or in the early hours of the morning — if any of us visited Hef’s bedroom — we’d almost always end up standing in dog mess. Everything in the Mansion felt old and stale, and Archie the house dog would regularly relieve himself on the hallway curtains, adding a powerful whiff of urine to the general scent of decay.”

I would like to nominate ‘the general scent of decay’ coupled with the thought of  Hugh Hefner as the grossest phrase of 2010, You’re welcome.

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  • http://yesimadethat.blogspot.com Lori

    I was eating breakfast but now i’m not hungry anymore.

    EEEEEEWWWWWWWW. to all of it. EW.

  • http://www.meangirlgarage.com jules

    Ew.

  • Suzy Q

    Ugh. “Thanks” for that.

  • http://hoperoth.com/blog Hope

    Ewwwwwwwwww!

  • http://www.twitter.com/apocalypseher Siobhan

    Did someone mention breakfast? I’m starving.

    Also, ewwww. I guess it’s easy to be a slob when you’re rich and have a bunch of (from the sounds of things horribly underpaid) cleaning staff to pick up after you.

  • http://swanfeet.wordpress.com/ ladyphlogiston

    The more I read about this man, the less I want to meet him. That’s really gross. (And why are so few of the dogs housebroken??? Couldn’t they hire the dog whisperer for a week and get it taken care of? Paper-train the dogs, if you can’t be bothered to walk them.)

  • DianaCLT

    >>‘Although we all did our best to decorate our rooms and make them homely,…<<

    HOMELY?? They wanted HOMELY bedrooms? Oy. Maybe she, too, was homely, before being…surgically enhanced?

    • Karen

      “Homely” has two different meanings. Often, it’s used to mean “ugly” or “plain” but it used to mean “characteristic of home”. The latter definition is more common in the UK, so maybe St.James is British?

      • http://fawnlikeadeer.blogspot.com Fawn Amber

        I thought that term was “homey”….no? Just me?

        • Karen

          Yes, that also has the same meaning. I guess I read too much British fiction, because as I said, the word “homely” is often used in the context of “being homelike”. I think in the States, the word “homely” has come to mean ugly or plain more, and we use “homey” to indicate “homelike”.

          Then again, she could just be an airhead.