Hugh Hefner Calls Out Crystal Harris' On Her Lies

After hearing of Crystal Harris' not-so-nice interview with Howard Stern on his Sirius radio show, Hugh Hefner took to his Twitter account to put her in her place.

"Crystal lied about our relationship on Howard Stern but I don't know why," he Tweeted last night, although he has since removed the message from his account. "Maybe a new boyfriend?" he wondered. Maybe because she's just so desperate for attention and talking about Hef is the only way she gets any?

He continued to call out Harris on her bull shit. "Crystal convinced me that she adored me, that was the first lie."

In closing, Hefner said he "feels sorry for Crystal, she seems lost" and that he is "happy to be in a better place with new girlfriends Anna Sophia Berglund & Shera Bechard."

I guess she just doesn't have anything else to talk about, that "music career" of hers must not have worked out -- shocking!

Crystal Harris: Sex with Hef Lasted 'Two Seconds'

Crystal Harris is clearly ready to move on from her ex-fiance Hugh Hefner. But before she does she's going to take a few more low blows at him and make sure she goes off the radar as classless as possible. 

This morning on Sirius XM Radio's Howard Stern Show she told the world that sex with her 85-year-old beau only lasted "like two seconds. Then I was just over it," Crystal continued. "I was like, 'Ahhh.' I was over it. I just like, walked away. I'm not turned on by Hef, sorry."

And, they only had sex one time - ever. "He doesn't really take off his clothes," Harris said. "I've never seen Hef naked."

Now that Harris and Hefner are officially over, she's spending a great deal of time with Dr. Phil's son Jordan McGraw -- the man she had been rumored to have been dating the whole time she was dating and planning to wed Hef.

Their most recent outing was at Knave, an upscale and dimly lit bar at Le Parker Meridien in NYC. "Crystal was drinking mojitos and laughing, and Jordan was sipping a drink on the rocks. Once their friends left, they really settled in and seemed more and more comfortable."