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"With Marston, I was there, a hands-on father. I had never really thought about remarrying, but I was feeling my years, and when I met her I thought, It's not going to get better than this I'd better seize the opportunity. With the marriage to Kimberley, I was seeking a safe harbor. In 1985, I had a stroke, produced by the stress of what was going on around me. "A very dark decade for the company and for me personally. I've always been able to go over and talk, but when it came to doing something together, we'd have to plan it out beforehand. "We talk about what's going on in school. He's usually here on Thursdays, though, for… backgammon night. He's 18 now, about to graduate from high school, a tall and lanky kid with heavy brows, watchful, slightly sad eyes, and a complexion that says "I spend too much time playing video games." He has none of his dad's swagger or mothlike attraction to the bright lights of Hollywood-which you could attribute to a young man struggling to define himself in opposition to his famous father, or to the fact that they just don't spend that much quality time together these days. Marston doesn't actually live in the Mansion-not anymore, not since his parents split up in 1998 and his mom, the blond Playmate Kimberley Conrad (January '88), moved into a more modest house that adjoins the property. And Marston and me, shooting a game of eight ball, talking about what it's like to be the son of Hugh Hefner. On this particular afternoon, there is also Julie McCullough, a blond Playmate (February '86) perched on a high stool, smoking a cigarette, playing Centipede. There's a pool table, a Foosball table, a jukebox, some Reagan-era arcade games, and a little seating area designed to look like the interior of a '70s conversion van. Like the rest of the Mansion, the game room has a decided swinger-in-amber vibe. We're in the game room, a low stone outbuilding separated from the Mansion by about a hundred meticulously landscaped, hedgerow-lined yards. We can't say for sure because his son Marston doesn't see his dad every day, and we're not technically in the house, anyway.
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Jacqueline Marie Phillips – December Penthouse Pet 1999Ĭopyright 2016 KathyKC for Doodledansdeals.Hugh Hefner is in the house, or so we think.
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Nanna Gibson (Nana Elliot, Dina Jewel) – February Natalie Lennox (Lace -American Gladiators) – Januaryġ997 – Pet of the Year Elizabeth Ann Hilden Here is our guide to the Hard Penthouse Pets of the 90s 1990 – Pet of the Year Stephanie PageĪmy Lynn Baxter – June Penthouse Pet 1990 Toward the end of the 1990’s Penthouse would delve into simulated, (and sometimes not simulated) sex in pictorials. His “Alien Autopsy” adventuring was a great example of this. This would lead Guccione to pay millions for access to what usually ended up being a hoax. He also became more and more enticed by the thrill of conspiracy, real or imagined. The magazine started featuring a larger number of Porn actresses as Pets. It was a move that didn’t go the way he planned. Guccione decided he would return to his roots, and go harder and more explicit than Playboy was willing. The beleaguered magazine had lost it’s lead over Playboy due to the scandals of the 80s. The 90s saw a change in direction for Penthouse.