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An OnlyFans model has revealed the 'drama' and 'traumatic' experience of her time as a guest at the Playboy Mansion, claiming people were kicked out for saying no to sex.
Kayla Kayden, 34, from Las Vegas, Nevada, US, first started sharing saucy clips of herself before later venturing into the adult industry in 2014 as a porn star.
Growing up, she recalls 'idolizing' models, especially those featured in Playboy, and dreamed of one day moving to California to join their ranks.
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Aged 18, Kayla, who has 375,000 followers on Instagram (@kaylakayden1), put herself forward for a casting call to become a Playmate – but unfortunately didn’t make the cut.
Determined to join one way or the other, she tried again a year later and was picked for the TV show and to feature in the magazine, before ultimately becoming a guest at the Mansion.
But Kayla had no idea of what would follow once she made it inside.
In an explosive and exclusive interview with NudePR.com, the model claims to have witnessed 'traumatic' events at the infamous parties.
"Hugh Hefner would often kick girls out and ask security to remove them if they didn’t agree to any requests," Kayla claims.
"I remember one girl where a band member who knew Hugh had asked for her to suck his d**k in front of other people at a party [not at the Mansion, during a trip to Las Vegas].
"She said no and within seconds, she was thrown out. The band member then complained to Hef that she wasn’t being fun."
Kayla went on: "I recall us all looking at each other and asking what she did, as we were all in shock.
"When Hef found out she was back at the Mansion she was chucked out – and wasn’t allowed to return again.
"If you didn’t do what you were told, you'd be blacklisted from the whole of Hollywood."
Kayla also claims fellow models later found out there were hidden cameras dotted around the mansion, with every single word and move allegedly watched by staff.
She further alleges that there were 'good' and 'bad' bunnies in the mansion, and to be a 'good' bunny you always had to be smiling and weren't allowed to smoke.
"Because most of the celebrities were friends with Hugh, he’d soon find out and if we weren’t ‘servicing’ them or if we had a complaint, it was game over," Kayla, who is now an OnlyFans content creator, added.
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