14 DAY TRIAL // Holly Madison, for a long time known mostly as Hugh Hefner’s number one girlfriend, is far from what one would think of when thinking mayor or politician. Yet, this could very well be on her agenda once she’s done with her current reality show, “Holy’s World,” the star herself says in a recent interview with FanCast. Not before finding a husband and starting a family, though.
All of Hefner’s ex-three ladies have moved on with their personal life and own projects. Only one, however, is happily married and already a proud momma, and that is Kendra Wilkinson. Finding the perfect guy with whom to have babies and start a happy family is very difficult, Holly says. What’s even worse, it doesn’t even matter where you live because wherever you may go, the “dating pool” remains a very dreaded zone. Still, when she does check these points on her list, politics comes next.
“I think it’s hard to find a husband anywhere. When you live in LA everybody complains and whines about how hard it is to meet a guy in LA. You live in Vegas, and everyone complains and whines about that, too. Whatever city, nobody likes the dating pool. I would much rather raise a family in Las Vegas than in L.A. First of all, when you live in Vegas, it’s very much like a small town with a really strong sense of community. And, Vegas is really strict. You can’t get into a club if you’re underage. You can’t drink or gamble if you’re underage. In LA, there’s too much money, too much privilege. Anybody can get into any club as long as they’re good looking at any age. I don’t like it,” Holly says.
“And paparazzi is everywhere in LA. There are none in Vegas. […] I mostly just want to have a family and get involved in city politics and be a Sunday school teacher and stuff like that. Yes. In Vegas. My favorite idea is to fix the way they do construction [in Las Vegas] because sometimes they leave a construction site up too long when they’re doing road work. They don’t finish it fast enough and it causes a lot of traffic problems. I need to learn first,” Holly goes on to say.
When FanCast does a double check to see if they heard Holly right about wanting to go into politics, the star remains unfazed. Madison for mayor? Yes, “someday,” she says. First on the list remains finishing the reality show, finding that husband and having babies so it might be another while until she gets into politics.