Did she regret it or didn’t she? Well, to any normal person it sounded like, “I’m sorry I did Playboy. I was uncomfortable,” But to Kim Kardashian her remarks in Harper’s Bazaar meant, ‘I’m sorry that I did Playboy then, when I was in the shape that I was in.  ”Not the shape that I’m in now. Because I had lost 15 pounds.’

Talking her way out of her, ‘misconstrued’ words that got her into hot water after her appearance on the cover of Hugh Hefner’s Playboy magazine in December 2007, Kim, almost convinced her audience that she really was, ’sorry’. But, not quite as we look at her meteoric rise to fame following nothing more than a sex tape!

On all accounts, the 29 year old daughter of deceased OJ Simpson and celebrity attorney Michael Kardashian, appeared nude at a time when she had lost weight and was concerned that she was portraying herself as a skinny model when really she, as she puts it, ‘has curves’, and didn’t want to mislead young women into thinking otherwise.

Telling HB magazine of her soul searching, prior to the shoot, Kim stated, “I was on the fence about it. Do I want to be viewed this way or do I want to show women that, hey, I am curvy. I’m not like all these like stick-skinny models that I see on the cover of all of these magazines, including Playboy. And I thought that it would be empowering. And so, I did it. And at the end, I was uncomfortable. And at the end, I had a great time.”
However, it appears that Miss Kardashian clearly got over her dilemma when the $$$$ signs starting appearing before her and she even went on to appear once again on the cover of Playboy’s Sexy 100 in May 2008.

And don’t forget, the self promoting sex tape teaser released on the Internet, in mid 2007 which depicted Kim and former boyfriend Ray-J indulging in sex acts.
From that tape both she, and her entire family, have reaped the publicity they so dearly desired in the form of the popular TV reality on E!, Keeping Up With The Kardashians!
 

Playboy model Faye Resnick must have seen first hand that ‘the glove’ didn’t fit as the jury acquitted the murderer of her best friend, Nicole Brown Simpson!

Known for her book based on her friendship with Nicole, Nicole Brown Simpson: The Private Diary of a Life Interrupted, and her interview, with former Deputy District Attorney Vincent Bugliosi, in which she charges that O J Simpson stalked his ex-wife in the months before she was killed, along with her friend Ronald Goldman, Faye is also recognized for more glamorous reasons as she appeared on the cover of the Playboy March 1991 issue and in a 10-shot layout inside.

 
Wearing only in earrings and a metal chain around her waist, Resnick poses, leaning against a column, behind an iron gate and sprawled on wet sand.

Following her days as a Playboy bunny girl and an author, Resnick now owns her own interior design business, Faye Resnick Design.