Hugh Hefner's son and daughter visit Kimberly Conrad/2017/Hugh Hefner so...

Hugh Hefner's son and daughter visit Kimberly Conrad/2017/Hugh Hefner son Marston



Hugh Hefner's son Marston and his daughter Christie visited the home of the Playboy mogul's second wife, Kimberly Conrad, just two days after his death.

Marston, 27, who is the oldest child of Hefner and Conrad, was dressed in a black T-shirt, jeans and brown shoes, as he walked to the Westwood, California, home.



Christie, 64, who is Hefner's oldest child by his first wife, Mildred Williams, was seen wearing a black sweater, black pants and heeled boots. She was accompanied by two unknown people as she crossed the street.

Hefner's two other children, Cooper, 26, and David, 62, were nowhere to be seen.

The founder of Playboy passed away on Wednesday at the age of 91 after contracting a bug two weeks prior, according to TMZ.



 Heartbreaking footage has emerged of Hefner inside the Playboy Mansion just months before he died, showing him looking extremely frail and using a walker as a carer.

Hefner can be seen in his home in Holmby Hills,California, with unkempt gray hair and wearing light blue pajamas.

The video of the late founder of Playboy magazine was taken in January of this year after he had just entertained guests at the Mansion on one of his regular movie nights.

In a three-second clip, a female guest is heard saying 'Wonderful movie' as Hefner walks towards a pair of French double doors.

The images are further proof of the the rapid health decline Hefner was facing and his reported reluctance to remain away from the spotlight.

Hefner had reportedly been suffering a crippling back infection for two years, was bedridden and could barely walk without assistance.

The last believed picture of Hefner in circulation was taken on June 16 this year, on Father's Day, showing him playing backgammon with sons, Cooper and Marston.



All four of Hefner's grieving children raised a toast as they gathered in a California restaurant to remember their Playboy mogul father just hours after his death.

His sons Cooper, Marston, and David joined their sister Christie for the memorial dinner at the Japanese restaurant Katsuya in Brentwood, California, last night.



It appeared that Hefner's 31-year-old wife Crystal Harris was not invited to the meal.

In recent years, Cooper had taken responsibility for the running of Playboy magazine while his brother Marston, a writer, has shied away from involvement in the family business.

Hefner's eldest son David has stayed completely out of the limelight throughout his life, the opposite of his sister Christie. She served as the chairman and CEO of Playboy Enterprises from 1988 to 2009 – and Cooper says he frequently consults her for business advice.



The somber family gathering came just hours after the Playboy founder, the pipe-smoking hedonist who revved up the sexual revolution in the 1950s and built a multimedia empire of clubs, mansions, movies and television, symbolized by bow-tied women in bunny costumes, died at the age 91.

Hefner died of natural causes at his home surrounded by family on Wednesday night, Playboy said in a statement.

The family could be seen raising a glass in honor of their father, speaking to each other outside the restaurant and making their way into a white car after their meal. 



Hefner's body was driven away from his Playboy mansion early Thursday morning to begin the journey to his final resting place next to Marilyn Monroe. 

Cooper took over as creative director for the company in recent years and hoped to translate the rebellious nature Playboy had in its early days to his younger generation.