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Over the years, both Kendra Wilkinson and Holly Madison made it clear that they were not the best of friends during their time at the Playboy Mansion – and now Wilkinson has gone into more details about why she didn’t always come together with the girls she shared Hugh Hefner with.
“That’s the part that was difficult,” Wilkinson, 39, revealed in Thursday’s episode, May 8, from “Podcast he and she ” When asked about her relationship with ex Next door girls Madison stars, 45, and Marquardt Bridget. “I wasn’t really a ‘girl girl’ at that point in life. I was more of a ‘man’s girl,’ so we never really bonded. I was always the third wheel.”
Wilkinson went on to explain that she often felt “uncomfortable” about her outsider status because the other women had already formed a tight friendship. “I decided to go with that during the show process,” he said. “I’m like, ‘Well, I’m just going to be me and see how this works, rather than trying to fit in.’ I felt a completely odd man out (in all that situation).
The reality star, which started dating Hefner when she was 18, also revealed that she made one good friend during her time on the show: Playboy model Jessica Hallwho appeared briefly The girls next door But don’t live in the mansion. Hall described as “an amazing friend.”
On the show, Madison and Wilkinson appeared friends. However, this is not the first time Wilkinson has referred to their stressed relationship. In 2012 he told Neat they didn’t have “sisterly bond.” Three years later, Madison confirmed in her biography in 2015, Down the rabbit holethat she and her former Co -Lleboy do not match personalities, calling her “The Fakest Person” She has never met.
Wilkinson slam the book, reporting Us At the time, “It is a shame that someone cannot appreciate what something like that has given them.”
Madison and Wilkinson’s feudal She further intensified as Madison continued to talk negatively about her experience at Playboy Mansion, and Wilkinson took to social media to call Madison out.
“She was not in fear with that d *** in his donkey for a pay check. That bitch in fear now knows that so many of us have seen her do some if *** nasty,” Wilkinson wrote in a tweet that has been eradicated since. “She feels ashamed and shame. She was the girl cleaning … Job Hollys was to get hard again and clean her with her mouth.”
Wilkinson later apologized after removing the post. Madison spoke about her part about how she was “moving on.”
“I’ve dealt with my demons and I’ve come out on. I can hold my head loud and work hard to be the classy and kind person I long for that,” he said in a statement to Us. “I do not want any part of a unilateral debate or feudal where one woman lives to discourage and degrade another woman. For those with unresolved issues, therapy works. You should give it a try.”
Wilkinson’s latest confession comes a few days after Madison only spoke to her Weekly US for their relationship. “It would be nice to be on good terms for sure, but I don’t know where it is,” said Madison before premiere May 5 seasons 3 o The playing boy murders. “I look back at our relationship and what went wrong and I see a lot of blame with active producers who (who) worked on his show and my show after we left.”
The girls next door He ran for five seasons and gave an internal look at life in the Plasy Plasty and the women’s connection with Hefner, who died in 2017 at the age of 91.
