In 1971, for just over $1 million, Hugh Hefner made an investment and fulfilled the dreams of countless young men around the world. From Kendra Wilkinson and Holly Madison’s confessions to secret tunnels and booby traps, read these interesting facts about the mansion…
The “Bunny Mother” Was an Important Role
Hugh Hefner was the “daddy” of the home. But there was also a matriarch who made sure that the girls stayed in check and followed the rules that were implemented. The role of the “Bunny Mother” was given and has been described as being “similar to that of a college advisor.”
The rule book stated, “Bunnies must allow enough time before going to their assigned rooms to report to the Bunny Mother for appearance inspection. In addition to making sure that the girls upheld a standard, the Bunny Mother was also in charge of firing, hiring, and training the blonde women.
For the average American family, the Fourth of July is a time spent with family, enjoying the sunshine by the pool, and sharing beers over a barbeque. But the Playboy Mansion had a very different way of commemorating Independence Day by shooting fireworks into the sky.
If this nugget of information leaves you a little bit confused, not to worry. You’re right in assuming that private homes are not allowed to release fireworks in Los Angeles. But the Playboy Mansion managed to wrangle a permit, making it the only private home in the City of Angels enjoying an explosive celebration.
