Playboy mansion left to rot and stripped by looters after Hugh Hefner's death
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mirror.co.ukHugh Hefner's iconic Playboy mansion was left to rot and was reportedly stripped by looters after his death in 2017. The magazine mogul sold the mansion the year before his death, but he was allowed to continue living there.
After his passing, reports suggested the house had been stripped bare - with looters making off with everything from pictures on the walls to the bed sheets.
A source told US magazine Globe: "The bedrooms - even Hef's - were stripped of things like sex toys, gold-plated statues, used sheets and lingerie. "Valuable art was snatched from the walls - with imprints of the frames still visible." The magazine reported that even the mansion's notorious grotto was damaged as pieces of rock were chipped away for souvenirs.
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