Life inside the mansion: Playboy butler's salacious expose A former butler of Hugh Hefner has revealed incredible insights into life at the Playboy mansion. Picture: AP Source: News Limited THE ex-butler of Hugh Hefner has exposed the salacious lifestyle of the Playboy magnate and his bunnies within the walls of the infamous Playboy mansion. A previously unpublished interview with Hefner's disgruntled former employee, conducted by rival magazine Penthouse in January 1985, reveals the unidentified man had "seen a lot, heard a lot and done a lot." The never-seen-before interview features in this month's issue of VICE Magazine, which has filled its pages with archive material from "legendary" magazine publisher Bob Guccione. The butler alleges cocaine use was prominent in the mansion, saying there was "tons of it" and while marijuana was openly smoked around the house, you would find everything else "behind closed doors." He said the girls of the Playboy mansion would sleep with men for cocaine and would be booted from the property if they declined to have sex with Hefner's buddies. If you get a toot [slang for snorting cocaine] for them, you get laid immediately. Most of the fat, disgusting old men that go up there bring coke with them," he said. Politicians and celebrities steered clear of the mansion, according to the Butler, because in Hollywood, "Playboy has a bad stigma attached to it." The people who go up there are a bunch of has-beens and have nothing to lose. They go up and freeload up there," he said in the article in Vice. I'm pretty convinced that nobody really likes him [Hefner] that much, they just go up there to use the place. The Butler then explicitly details the sexual activities in the house, where Hefner would "recruit" his girlfriends for group sex. The man, who worked with Hefner for almost four years, says he had been fired one month before the interview because of an "intrusion on his personal life."