Holly Madison exposes wedge that caused 14-year fallout with Kendra Wilkinson
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Key Points:
- Holly Madison revealed on the "Hot Goss" podcast that her feud with former co-star Kendra Wilkinson began after their show ended, attributing the fallout to Wilkinson's desire to stay relevant through tabloid attention.
- Madison explained that their conflicts were fueled by competition over spinoffs and working with the same producer, Kevin Burns, who she believes deliberately tried to create tension between them.
- The two starred together on "The Girls Next Door" from 2005 to 2009 as Hugh Hefner's girlfriends, with Burns producing their individual spinoffs, including Wilkinson's "Kendra" and Madison's "Holly’s World."
- Wilkinson has publicly criticized Madison multiple times, once calling her Hefner’s "clean up girl" in 2016 and later dismissing Madison's podcast discussion about their friendship, emphasizing that she has moved on to focus on her family.
