Jon Lovitz Responds to Crystal Hefner's Playboy Mansion Claims Jon Lovitz dismissed Crystal Hefner's claims that he was the Playboy Mansion's number one customer and a lurker, calling any number one ranking a compliment and praising Hugh Hefner as generous. Crystal also claimed Jack Nicholson treated the mansion like a drive-thru. Jon Lovitz is taking the high road after Crystal Hefner called him out over his alleged behavior at the Playboy Mansion. The comedian and actor responded after Hefner, 43, made new claims about him during an appearance on the Lisa Guerrero Unleashed podcast. Hefner, who was married to Hugh Hefner from 2012 until his death in 2017, described Lovitz as the Mansion's No. 1 customer and one of the biggest pervs in Hollywood. Speaking on the podcast, she said Lovitz would be up there all the time. She added that his eyes would go front to back looking at all the women who walked through the door at parties.Crystal Hefner Calls Jon Lovitz LurkerShe also called him the lurker at every party she remembered, saying he was there every time. Her comments about Lovitz come after he left a negative comment on her July Instagram post. In that post, she shared her regrets about marrying Hugh Hefner, who died of cardiac arrest and respiratory failure at age 91 in 2017. Lovitz attended the pair's wedding in 2012.He wrote in the comment, asking if she regretted the house Hefner bought for her to live in after his death, and keeping the money after she sold it. He also asked if she regretted all the times her mother was at the mansion, and all that he did for her. He also asked if she regretted leaving him and then coming back to marry him.Looking back on his response, Hefner said on Tuesday that Lovitz got completely attacked in her comments. She said women responded by saying that just because someone buys you something, your own husband, it does not mean they can assault you or hurt you. Hefner has repeatedly claimed that Hefner sexually abused and isolated her. She also said she regrets marrying him at such a young age.Crystal Hefner Expresses Regret About MarriageIn an Instagram post, she wrote that she regrets being in her mid-20s and thinking that marrying one of the most famous men in the world meant she had finally made it and finally mattered. She wrote that she regrets the years she spent making herself smaller so his world could feel bigger.She added that she regrets learning to stay quiet when she could have spoken, and that she regrets the version of herself she abandoned just to survive in that environment. She said she regrets that it took her years to understand what was actually happening. Lovitz, 69, did not hold back when asked about her comments. The Rat Race actor was spotted leaving a restaurant in Los Angeles on Tuesday night.He joked that any time someone says he is number one, it is a compliment. He then doubled down on his admiration for the late media mogul. He said Hugh Hefner was one of the nicest, most generous people he has ever met and all of his friends know it. He concluded by saying that is all he has to say about that.Lovitz Defends Hugh Hefner LoyaltyLovitz made it clear he was not going to engage further with Hefner's claims. He repeated that is all he has to say about that. Lovitz's brief response is consistent with his long-standing loyalty to Hugh Hefner. He has repeatedly defended the Playboy founder over the years.The two men knew each other for decades, and Lovitz attended the 2012 wedding where Crystal became Hugh's wife. Hugh Hefner's love life was unconventional, but his marriage to Crystal Hefner seemed to normalize him ahead of his September 2017 death. The Playboy mogul was married twice before he and Crystal wed in December 2012, and he was the father of four grown children. The couple had a rocky road to the altar.Crystal began dating Hefner when she was 21 years old. The couple got engaged in 2010 when she was 24 and the Playboy founder was 84. They called off their wedding before eventually marrying in 2012. Crystal also called out another Hollywood star during her podcast appearance.She claimed Jack Nicholson treated the Playboy Mansion like his own hot spot. She said people used to call it Jack Nicholson's drive-thru because he would drive up, grab some food or whatever else he could get there, and leave. Nicholson's daughter, Lorraine, once shared her own experiences at the famous mansion. She wrote that she spent her childhood playing with Hefner's sons, Marston and Cooper.She described those memories in a 2024 essay for Vanity Fair. Lorraine also said that one thing that mattered most to Hugh Hefner was fame. She claimed any celebrity was treated extremely well whenever they visited. She said he would have Bill Maher for chats, hang with Berry Gordy of Motown, and that plenty of other people would be there, including Buzz Aldrin and the original Catwoman.She explained that he taught her love, kindness, and gave her life. She said he opened her mind and her world to opportunities and experiences she would never have had in her lifetime. Hefner's podcast appearance and Lovitz's response come as she continues to speak publicly about her life at the Playboy Mansion. She has described the environment as one that isolated her and affected her for years.Her Instagram post about regret also drew attention from many of Hugh Hefner's friends and former Playboy models. Holly Madison, another former Playboy Mansion resident, has also spoken about her time there. She said the Mansion felt like a safe harbor after she encountered Hollywood's dark side. She has also criticized puppet masters for Playboy girlfriends' feuds.Playboy itself has faced new scrutiny as it attempts a celebrity-driven relaunch. Experts say the brand faces a credibility test in the OnlyFans era. The company has tried to rebuild its image while former residents and girlfriends continue to share their stories.