Madison cited several examples in her memoir, including Wilkinson demanding a new car, a home for her two dogs, and dental work. Though she wasn’t cunning and sophisticated as the other girlfriends who had inhabited the Mansion in recent years, she seemed to have that same hustler mentality.” “I had felt so lucky just to scrape by when I moved into the Mansion, and here was a rookie who had just gone all the way with an old dude and her only concern was how big her room was going to be. “I have to admit, I envied Kendra’s sense of entitlement,” Madison wrote. As previously excerpted by Us in the June 22 issue’s cover story, Madison wrote about her first impression of Wilkinson when she moved into the house. Madison spoke about Wilkinson frequently in her memoir, which was released on June 23. “But she’s also a person who pushes people away, too.” “I liked her and I tried to be friends with her,” Madison reflected back to Us. Wilkinson was 19 years old in 2004, when she arrived at Hefner’s plush pad. “She didn’t have a lot to say, but the situation at the Mansion is pretty intimidating so that’s not surprising.” “My first impression when I met her was that she was really nice,” Madison, 35, told Us‘ Ingrid Meilan last month at her L.A. Not exactly Playmates! With the release of her new book, Down the Rabbit Hole: Curious Adventures and Cautionary Tales of a Former Playboy Bunny, Hugh Hefner‘s ex-girlfriend Holly Madison opened up to Us Weekly exclusively about her contentious relationship with Kendra Wilkinson.

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