The former Playboy model warns of Hollywood’s “dark lower abdomen” that attracts women

Holly Madison, a former Playboy model and one of Hugh Hefner’s long -time friends, left the Playboy men’s house in 2008. After telling her story over the years, she is sure about one thing – Hollywood can be a bad place.

“There is definitely a dark lower abdomen,” the 45-year-old told Fox News Digital. “In Hollywood there is a kind of energy that I have felt since I moved. There is this energy when you are this young woman who gets out of the bus from the middle west or wherever you come.

“There are leeches that you take advantage of and destroy and you want to use everywhere,” added the mother of two children.

Holly Madison remembers the Playboy founder of Hugh Hefner’s “uncertainties”: “He had a jealous series”

Holly Madison returns for the third season of “The Playboy Murders”. (Investigation of discovery)

“And I’m not just talking about rich, mighty people. I’m talking about pimps on the street. I speak of people who try to bait and change and include girls in sex trade. … it is really everywhere. I saw it first -hand when I moved here at 19.”

Holly Madison moved to the Playboy men’s house at 21. (Ethan Miller/American Media/Getty Images for American media)

On Monday, Madison starts the third season of Investigation Discovery’s (ID) True Crime Series “The Playboy Murders”, which examines top -class tragedies and crimes related to the Kultmagazin brand.

In retrospect, Madison said that she felt “immediately” Hollywood’s darkness.

Watch: The former Playboy model describes the “dark lower abdomen” by Hollywood

“It is almost ironic because I felt like Playboy when I was certain in the villa in a way, even though all these things were going on that I hated and didn’t like,” said Madison.

“It felt like I was almost the sanitary corporate version of sexuality. But it felt much safer for me to live in this large, guarded house than to go around in my car that is ready to collapse to make ends and get around the street.”

Once Holly Madison was a Playboy rabbit. (Denise Truscello/Wirmage/Getty Images)

“I thought I would end like the Black Dahlia or something,” remarked Madison, referring to one of La’s most notorious murder cases. “I thought Playboy was my safe harbor.”

Elizabeth Short, known as “Black Dahlia”, was murdered in Los Angeles on January 15, 1947. (Getty Images)

Madison was 21 years old when she moved to the Playboy villa. She made her exit at the age of 29 after wrapping “The Girls Next Door”, a reality TV series about Hefner’s diverse friends. In 2016 she wrote a memoir “Down the Rabbit Hole” and claimed years of verbal and emotional abuse.

When Madison looked back on her experiences, it advised every hopeful model that would go on the way to Hollywood for a big break to “keep her circle of friends”.

Today Holly Madison Las Vegas calls her home with her two children. (Investigation of discovery)

“Hopefully you can give you some necessary advice or let you know if something seems out of control,” she advised. “And research.

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Holly Madison has been friendly with Bridget Marquardt over the years with Bridget Marquardt. (Jean Baptiste Lacroix/Wireimage/Getty Images)

“I remember that I was 18 and 19 years old and thought I was so bad and that I could just take over the world and that I had sex like a man and could not have an emotional bond,” she considered.

“But that’s really not the case. Such things have a lot of emotional weight. I think it’s really good thing to deal with the stories of people who are honest on all sides of the industry.

Holly Madison at the Playboy Mansion in 2006. She never crossed Kimberly Fattorini, whose case can be seen on “The Playboy Murders”. (Hector Mata/AFP via Getty Images)

Madison never crossed paths with Kimberly Fattorini, a Playboy casting associate and part-time model. Fattorini’s death 2017 is the subject of the first episode of the season.

Kimberly Fattorini died in 2017. She was 30 years old. (Investigation of discovery)

“The story became aware of me because some of her friends tried me on Instagram after season 2 of ‘The Playboy Murders’, and how” Can you please report kimmy’s story? “, Said Madison.

“Everything about their story just looks so familiar to me. It was really scary for me because I have the feeling of being in many situations in which they are only traveling with friends, and there are people who have no interests of people.”

Holly Madison said that the relatives had to tell them with stories after “The Playboy Murders”. (Investigation of discovery)

According to the episode, Fattorini died of taking a fatal cocktail of alcohol, cocaine and the date of rape drug -Gamma -hydroxybutyrat or “GHB”. She was 30 years old.

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Kimberly Fattorini’s family is still looking for answers about what happened to her daughter. (Investigation of discovery)

According to the episode, one of Fattorini’s parents against the former NFL linacker Shawne Merriman, the promoter Eli Wehbe and Model Monica Maass, is outstanding against the former NFL linacker. It found that Merriman, Wehbe and Maass refused to discuss fattorini’s death for the series. They previously refused allegations that were associated with fattorini’s death.

“(It was found that there is not enough evidence of criminal proceedings, but there are text messages that indicate that they knew that someone had put their drink under drugs,” said Madison. “It seemed as if there was a lot of negligence and people around her who should have helped her and not.

Holly Madison was one of Hugh Hefner’s girlfriends. (Denise Truscello/Wirmage/Getty Images)

“It is just a really scary feeling to look at a case like this and to feel that this could have been me or one of my friends if we celebrate and only have fun to be (to) be normal young people,” she said. “I hope your family can get answers and closures.”

While Holly Madison was not satisfied with everything that took place behind the doors of the Playboy men’s house, she admitted that she felt safer there than being outside on the streets of LA. (Getty Images)

When asked whether Playboy was supposed to have come and pushed for answers, Madison admitted that it was complicated.

“Playboy was such a great society with so many people who worked for it,” she said. “That is why we could find cases of three seasons. There were Playboy clubs across the country where so many women worked as rabbits. I think it is impossible for a company to really live the lives of everyone who has ever worked for them, especially if something has happened while the person was not at work.

In 2016, Holly Madison wrote a memoir “Down the Rabbit Hole”. (Investigation of discovery)

“I don’t think it is so much responsibility for playboys, but someone has to be held accountable for sure,” she added.

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The episode, which focuses on Kimberly Fattorini’s case, is broadcast on Monday. (Investigation of discovery)

Madison noticed that if they are part of a “high-stakes environment”, there is a lot of risks. Therefore, it is crucial, she said for aspiring models to keep a close circle of friends that do not come from Hollywood.

“You go to Playboy and there may be so much to win,” she said. “There is fame, there is money, there are options. And if you are the person who gets these options, there can be a lot of jealousy.

Holly Madison said that it can lead to a prize to be part of a “high-stand environment”. (Denise Truscello/Wirmage/Getty Images)

“If you do that, more extreme things can happen,” she said. “Although many people in this environment can have a positive experience, many crazy things can also happen.”

Holly Madison told Fox News Digital that many relatives of victims spoke out for the new season of “The Playboy Murders”. (Investigation of discovery)

Today Madison calls Las Vegas at home. She has attributed the series to help her to contact other women from her Playboy past who exposed to her own fights in Hollywood.

“It was healing to share my story,” she said. “I had the feeling that when I (went), only on the TV show in which I was in I thought, people thought that I had this magical relationship, and they only expected positive things. I would only say positive things at first, just because I thought it was the nice thing.

Holly Madison hopes that the series will enable those who have experienced similar situations to comment. (Denise Truscello/Wirmage/Getty Images)

“So to only get from my chest and be able to be honest about my experience is so healing for me.