Holly Madison is to find love on television after his experience as Manoir Playboy.

The reality star, better known as one of the Hugh HefnerThe old girlfriends recently discussed his reflections on meetings. She revealed that she would never engage in a relationship unless it followed specific rules.

Holly Madison is not ready to break her principles for anyone, especially after having endured a traumatic period in the infamous manor. The star of “The Girls Next Door” became vulnerable on his experiences in 2022, describing his time with Hugh Hefner as “Stockholm syndrome”.

In a recent interview, Madison stressed that she was more focused on the co -parenting of her children and occupied her three jobs than to go out together. She suggested that the only reason she entered another relationship was for life.

“I have never been much to date. These are long -term relationships or nothing. I want the next person I meet is the only one. I am not interested in adventures,” said Madison. Besides his next partner being a long -standing commitment, the personality of television did not want a man of the same field.

“I would never do a reality meeting show. I am not attracted to the kind of guy who wants to be on television. My guy looks more like businessmen,” said Madison In contact.

Love should wait for the animated queen, who returns on television with a new season of “The Playboy Murders”, in the first Monday, May 5 on Discovery inquestigation.

The series “The Playboy Murders” is a real crime program that follows horrible and sometimes unresolved deaths that are linked to the world Playboy. Madison returned to the show as a host and a new executive producer title.

She thought about the importance of her work, saying: “These stories are really emotional. One of the victims this season, Kimberly, do people DM say to say:” Can you please tell Kimmy’s story? “I wanted to honor this.”

“We cover everyone, women in the 1960s playboy clubs to casting directors from the 2010s. So I am able to give an overview, as it was to live in the manor or to be a playmate,” said Madison. In addition, the show allowed him to confront his dark past with Hefner.

The True Crimes series covered the Dark Secrets linked to the Playboy Mansion, with an episode, “Sex, Drugs and Playboy”, alluding to the horrible behind the scenes. The controversial episode would have believed that these secrets could have destroyed Hefner in the 1970s.

“It is wild because it was almost a decade before my birth. I knew very well hef, and he was a habitual creature, but he crossed so many distinct phases,” said Madison about the episode, adding:

“Some of the things in this episode seem foreign, but There are still family members who want answers. So, I think it is important to leave these questions open. “”

Madison has also thought about her life on “The Girls Next Door” with Hefner, admitting that she once felt “embarrassed” on the way she was represented in the series. “But now I learn to kiss good memories too,” sounded the personality of television.

In her recent interview, Madison asked her what advice she would give her a younger one if she could go back in time. “Hang on, it’s going to be a wild ride. And take as many photos as possible … because you might need evidence,” she revealed.

His comments on the need for evidence corresponded to his declarations spent on his time in the Playboy manor. In 2022, Breath Covered Madison’s confessions on Hefner on the “Secrets of Playboy” A&E. She thought about joining the infamous house at the start of the twenties, saying:

“Stockholm syndrome is when someone starts to identify with someone who is his kidnapper in a wayAnd I feel like I do that with HEF 100%. “”

Madison argued that the Playboy experience was cult, alleging that it was the essence of loving Hefner. She also blamed the publisher of Defunt Magazine for having aroused a drama in the manor by opposing the comrades of play against each other, which makes Madison isolated as a main girlfriend.