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Hugh Hefner, Holly Madison Suggest Relationship Won't Last


Hugh Hefner and his “No. 1″ girlfriend Holly Madison have indicated that their relationship wont last forever.
Holly, who was recently snapped getting cosy with illusionist Criss Angel, has claimed that she wants to get married and have a family, and thus Hefner may not be the man for her.
“I want to be with somebody who I can be married to, and have kids,” Fox News quoted Madison, as telling Usmagazine.com.
Also, Hefner, 82, who is still legally married to Kimberley Conrad, 45, mother of two of his four children, has admitted that he does not want to marry her.
“That’’s not much in the cards for me,” he said.
However, the couple is very much together for the time being.
“She is still my girlfriend. Now will that last? I dont think anything lasts forever, said Hefner.
He added: “I love her very much, but you know, she wants very much to get married and have children. That isnt very much in the cards for me. So there has to be a certain reality there. And Im sure the time will come when shell be dating others. Thats part of the transition.”
Madison said: Were together. If Im ever not his girlfriend, hell be the first to tell you.”

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