The Shannon Twins Reflect on Traumatic Life Inside Playboy Mansion, Claim Hugh Hefner ‘Forced Them’; DEETS

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The Shannon Twins, Kristina and Karissa, publicly discussed difficult experiences they had at the Playboy Mansion. They claim that Hugh Hefner, the creator of Playboy magazine, coerced them into participating in threesomes.

Originally known as the magazine’s prominent figures, the twin siblings found themselves entangled in rumors involving consensual sexual relationships, an unplanned pregnancy, and sexually transmitted diseases. They expressed concern about meeting a similar fate as the late Anna Nicole Smith, who tragically passed away under unfortunate circumstances.

Karrisa disclosed that she and her twin sister were often favored playmates by the founder. She reminisced about how “Hef” was always thrilled during their photoshoots and appreciated their pictures. As they were still young, they didn’t join in the nightlife activities with other girls. Instead, they primarily focused on the magazine and were frequently associated with Hefner.

In the 2022 documentary “Secrets of Playboy,” the sisters shared an incident where they were compelled to engage in a threesome with Hefner. They soon understood the predicament they found themselves in. “We had no prior experience with a threesome, and we had no desire to do so,” Kristina explained further.

After the harrowing evening, she no longer recognized herself. She felt violated and repulsed. Yet, returning to their hometown, focusing on their emotional well-being, and adopting a more spiritual outlook transformed their life.

The girls asserted that they both contracted chlamydia, and Karissa became pregnant by Hefner, which she eventually terminated. They asserted that this traumatic experience caused them to gain weight, turn to substance abuse, and even plunge them into a suicidal state.

For us as teenagers, appearing in the magazine felt like the realization of a cherished dream, yet the actual experience was starkly dissimilar. “It was quite an eye-opening experience,” Karissa explained to People magazine. While Playboy offered numerous opportunities, it also had its drawbacks.

Despite the fact that it was extremely distressing for us, there were still many positive moments,” she noted as well.

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2025-04-29 17:22