Former UFC Ring Girl Holly Madison Felt Asexual Before Relationship With Playboy Founder

Former UFC ring girl and adult magazine model, Holly Madison. (PHOTO/INSTAGRAM @hollymadison)

JAKARTA - Former UFC ring girl and adult magazine model, Holly Madison, admitted to being almost asexual before having a relationship with Playboy magazine founder Hugh Hefner. This fact he revealed in the latest documentary 'Secrets of Playboy'.

In the film, Madison admitted that she had never had sex before meeting the adult magazine publishing icon. In fact, he wasn't physically attracted to Hefner at all. The relationship was built to gain popularity.

"I've never had casual sex with anyone before. I feel like I'm completely asexual. So maybe I'm not ready for that," he said.

"I think I was interested in trying and being in the spotlight because I felt if I could be famous. That relationship would be a shortcut to feeling connected to people," he continued.

He is known to have built a close relationship with Hefner during the period 2001 to 2008. During that period Madison became Hefner's number one person as well as the 'top choice' of the three other models at the time.

In addition to having appeared in PlayBoy magazine, this 42-year-old woman has also appeared in the UFC on two occasions. At UFC 100 and UFC 125 respectively along with Arianny Celeste and Chandella Powell at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las.

When she became a ring girl, Madison was considered a close friend of Dana White as the president of the mixed martial arts body. However, he was better known in his time as the Playboy Bunny.

Madison also talked about many things including her fear of leaving the Playboy Mansion. In addition, he also called Hefner a 'manipulative' figure.

"I feel like on Girls Next Door, Hefner was portrayed as a good-natured grandpa, but he wasn't like that," Madison said.

"It made me very angry how manipulative he was. He controlled every aspect of our lives," he continued.

Madison has also once called the Playboy environment 'cult-like' and said the models were 'gaslit'. However, at that time Hefner's son, Cooper, immediately defended his late father.

"Some may disapprove of the life my father chose, but my father was no liar. However unconventional he was, he was sincere in his approach and lived an honest life. He was generous and cared deeply for people," Cooper tweeted.