'How about the girls there preying on these rich men?' (via toofab)
After Theodore's appearance, Roderick joined the show and was asked about the"icky things" Theodore and others have claimed went on in the mansion.
"For me, I have a real fond love for Hef. He was a wonderful person. I learned so much from him. I learned about art, I learned about music, big band and jazz, old classic films. I learned a grace from Hef," she began."That's one thing that I learned and got to see firsthand is the way that this major iconic man, who's super famous, would react with everybody.
When asked about his predilection to date a group of women who all looked the same and how it felt to be one of that group when they were together, she said she actually felt"very special" -- and defended his behavior by saying he"just happened to like blondes."at the Mansion -- which were allegedly hosted by Hef and included carloads of sex workers from Sunset Blvd. being brought to the home by pimps -- Roderick said she witnessed nothing of the sort during her time there.
"Well, you're talking to someone who was there in the ‘70s. For me, it was not like that whatsoever. In fact, there was one night at one party where security came to Hef and said, 'There's somebody doing cocaine in the bathroom.' A certain celebrity, which I won't mention the name, of course," she claimed."He had them kicked out and never allowed at the mansion again. He was very much against drugs. Maybe in the '70s they were having fun.
"How about the girls there preying on these rich men? I mean, come on, that's ridiculous," she continued."It's natural. They went down to Sunset Boulevard to pick up girls? That's what everybody does. Guys go to bars to pick up girls, they've been drinking forever, that's what people do when they go out."