The founder of the most famous magazine for men, Hugh Hefner, will be buried next to Marilyn Monroe.

Back in 1992, a key figure in the American sexual revolution acquired a place next to Marilyn in Los Angeles for 75 thousand dollars, writes The Telegraph.

The dream of the star "to remain forever" with the famous blonde is still embodied. Although, it's not too fond of Monroe fans.

In 2011, Hefner admitted: he and Marilyn never met in life, and photographs for the magazine, made before the world's popularity of blonde, he bought for $ 500.

The users express their dissatisfaction on the Web. "God, can not you even be alone after death, without a man asking if this place is not occupied?" - write users.

By the way, Marilyn adorned the first cover of the publication in 1953. This, according to the founder of Playboy, was the key to the success of the publication.

Recall, Dasha Astafieva remembered her acquaintance with Hugh Hefner in an interview with TSN. The star considers the founder of the legendary empire an outstanding man.

They expressed their sadness about the news of Hefner's death on the web.

Interestingly, his last wife, Crystal Harris, will not inherit a fortune that is estimated at $ 43 million.

According to the will, the money is given to the children of Hefner: Christa, David, Marston and Cooper, as well as charities and the University of Southern California.