Hugh Hefner’s widow, Crystal Hefner, claims Oscar winner Jack Nicholson treated the Playboy mansion like his personal “drive-thru.”
The former Playmate, 40, claimed Nicholson visited the infamous Los Angeles estate so frequently that the women who lived there gave him a cheeky nickname.
“They used to call it Jack Nicholson’s drive-thru at one time because he would drive up, grab some food or whatever he could get there and drive away,” she said during an episode of her show “After the Mansion.”
Nicholson’s daughter Lorraine has previously spoken out about her own experiences at the Playboy Mansion, where she spent much of her childhood playing with Hefner’s sons Marston and Cooper.
“People assume my father took me to the Manor, but they are wrong,” she wrote in a 2024 essay for Vanity Fair.
“In fact, I can confidently say that I spent more time there than my father.”
Lorraine explained that it was actually her nanny, who had previously worked as Hefner’s social secretary, who brought her to the sprawling property.
A representative for Nicholson did not immediately respond to Page Six’s request for comment.
Crystal, 40, who married the Playboy founder in 2012, also claimed her late husband was obsessed with rubbing shoulders with Hollywood’s biggest stars.
“One thing that mattered most to Hef was fame,” she explained. “Any celebrity was treated extremely well every time they visited. He had Bill Maher to chat, hung out with Berry Gordy from Motown and then you saw a lot of other people there. Buzz Aldrin, the original Catwoman.”
Crystal’s latest revelations follow her disturbing allegations of sexual abuse against her late husband.
During a Tuesday appearance on the “Lisa Guerrero Unleashed” podcast, Crystal suggested that she was raped by Hefner during their relationship.
“I think I did everything he wanted me to do. And if it involved sex, then I just did what he wanted me to do,” she said when asked if she thought she was raped.
She also alleged that Hugh forced her and other women to use dirty sex toys and pressured her twin sisters to engage in sexual activity.
“It’s incest. It’s disgusting,” Crystal said. “I didn’t want them to have to do something like that with each other. So it was very, very difficult.”
She and the “Girls Next Door” star remained married until he died of cardiac arrest and respiratory failure at the age of 91 in September 2017.
In her 2024 memoir, “Only Say Good Things: Surviving Playboy and Finding Myself,” Crystal alleged that Hugh tried to control her by telling her to lose weight and what to wear.
Since his death, she has openly opposed her late husband, confessing that she was never “in love” with him, downplaying his skills in bed and exposing the “disgusting” conditions of her beloved Playboy Mansion.
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