Former Playboy Model Who Lived With Hugh Hefner Shares She's Now Homeless And Living In A Tent

Former Playboy Bunny Louise Glover, who once lived in the famous Playboy Mansion with Hugh Hefner, is now living a very different life in a tent.

Louise was one of many models who used to call Hefner’s mansion in Los Angeles home. At the height of her modeling career in the 2000s, she achieved a big milestone. 

In 2006, she was crowned Model of the Year, making her the first British woman to earn that title.

But in 2010, things took a difficult turn for her. Louise faced serious health issues that forced her to reconsider her lifestyle.

At the age of 27, she developed septicemia after undergoing breast implant surgery, which led to her going into cardiac arrest.

Despite the traumatic experience, Louise, who had worked with big brands like Nike and Reebok throughout her career, called the ordeal a "wake-up call." 

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"I nearly died because I was so ill from the infection. That was a wake-up call for me," she shared with The Sun. 

After that, Louise shifted her focus to fitness and lifestyle modeling, saying:

"I started to train and moved into fitness and lifestyle modeling. I had deals with most of the major brands."

But life took another tough turn when Louise was living in Windsor, London. 

She was paying $983 in rent each month when her business started to slow down, and it became difficult for her to make ends meet.

Now, Louise lives in a field in Reading, where her rent is just $78 a month. She’s trying to keep her spirits up despite the challenges. 

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"I am trying to stay upbeat and make the most of my situation, but it is difficult," she admitted. "I need to get myself out of this pickle soon. Things have to change before winter hits."

It’s a stark contrast to her glamorous days at the Playboy Mansion. Reflecting on that time, Louise said, "It was the best time, like another world." 

She talked about how surreal it felt to be surrounded by so many famous people back then, adding, "I didn’t even think about it that much at the time, but I was hanging out with the biggest names in the world."

She also shared how much she enjoyed her fellow Playboy models, saying, "I loved all the other Playboy models, we were like a family. I really liked Hugh, he was a total gentleman."

Louise described the Playboy Mansion as "incredible" and talked about the "wild parties" they used to have there. 

In her current situation, some have suggested that Louise should start an OnlyFans page to make money, but she firmly rejects that idea.

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Despite the significant income many women earn on the platform, Louise stands by her decision.

"I have too much self-respect for myself to go stripping as some have suggested. People ask me, 'Why don’t you do OnlyFans?'

"But I would rather get my life together and live here, in this field. I don’t need to lower myself to that. I have morals and self-respect," she explained.