Holly Madison is just bitter she’s not Mrs. Hefner, Kendra Wilkinson says

Holly Madison is out for revenge, Kendra Wilsonson says, and that’s what’s behind the Hugh Hefner-bashing in Madison’s new tell-all book.

“She had this ulterior motive every minute being at the mansion ...,� Wilkinson told People Now. “It was clear as day, she wanted Hef’s kids, she wanted a piece of Playboy, and she wanted to marry Hef for, obviously, his will.�

Nobody got married, she said, “so what do you think’s gonna happen. Revenge. We’re witnessing some revenge here.�

Wilkinson and Madison, veterans of “The Girls Next Door,� both lived at the Playboy mansion as Hefner “girlfriends.� While the former says she’s thankful for everything Hef and “the mansion� did for her life, the latter is now telling tales out of school that paint the Playboy honcho as a pathetic figure who was a control freak, a cheapskate and really bad in bed.

In one anecdote from her book — the New York Post had an exclusive peek Sunday — Madison described her first visit to Hef’s lady-filled bedroom.

“The girlfriends, in various stages of undress, were sitting in a semicircle at the edge of the bed — some kneeling, some standing, some lying down,� she wrote. “I sat myself on the edge of the bed — unsure of what to do next. I leaned into Vicky . . . ‘Maybe if I hide behind her,’ I thought, ‘I’ll go unnoticed for the night.’�

After being told to fake it like everyone else was, Madison said, she joined in the action and had a “zero intimacy� experience with the man of the house. She regretted it the next morning — so she moved in?

“I felt stuck in my life, trying to make ends meet,� she wrote. “I lost the lease on my apartment. I felt like I’d already thrown myself to the wolves, so I might as well reap the rewards and not just be one more slut who walked through those doors.�

Hefner, meanwhile, maintained that a great many of the women he’s been romantically involved in over the years have gone on do to well and remain his friends.

“Sadly, there are a few who have chosen to rewrite history in an attempt to stay in the spotlight,� he told Us Weekly in a statement Monday. “I guess, as the old saying goes: You can’t win ‘em all!�

Madison, however, told “Entertainment Tonight� that in the book, which is out Wednesday, she was finally telling the truth about her experience.

“I fell for his act, hook, line and sinker. I really cared about him,� she explained.

That said, if he were to call her now, she wouldn’t bother to answer the phone.

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