The last of Hugh Hefner’s concubines, Bridget Marquardt, vacated the Playboy Mansion last week and, just like Kendra did yesterday, she has decided to speak to the media.

On Hef, Bridget says

“He’s so excited for me and happy for me. Hef says if I want to come back to the mansion and bring a date, that’s no problem.”

“He’s just being really sweet about it. We have gotten closer than ever. I will love him forever, there’s no question.”

Marquardt, 35, says it was a shock having to leave the mansion after seven years.

“I packed the final stuff from my room,”

“I was standing in my room and it was totally empty. I was just thinking, ‘I can’t believe this.’ “

Out with the old, in with the new.

The former Malcolm in the Middle star is done with the bright lights of Hollywood, and is moving to Arizona in order to focus on his rising career in race car driving.

Muniz, 22, has no plans to take up acting again, and has decided to put his West Hollywood home up for sale and relocate to Scottsdale.

“He’s moving to Scottsdale,” a source revealed. “He’s decided to focus his energy on racing and feels that he doesn’t need a home in Hollywood anymore.”

The young actor has left his home in the hands of agent Max Shapiro at the Westside Estate Agency, with an asking price of $3.695 million.

After making a name for himself on television, and in the hit teen flick Agent Cody Banks, Muniz has no regrets about turning his back on the acting world, admitting that he “wouldn’t mind” if he never got to act again.

“I really wouldn’t mind if I never acted again,” he said in a recent interview with OK!. “Racing is definitely my passion – this is my career now and what I definitely want to do for the rest of my life.”

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