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Having a rich ballplayer of a husband, a sex tape and a reality show don't seem to make her ends meet. She really must need the money.

Kendra Wilkinson visited the Today show Tuesday to promote her new memoir, 'Sliding Into Home,' in which she describes her teenage battle with meth and sex with Hugh Hefner.

Kendra told Kathie Lee and Hoda that she started taking drugs at age 13 when her dad left the family and secretly became a stripper before moving into the Playboy mansion at 18. She recently had to tell her mom about the stripping so she wouldn't learn about it through the book.

Kathie Lee, who has read Kendra's memoir, asked, "From what I read, you just felt completely out of place at the mansion. And you write in pretty graphic detail about what those nights were like with Hef. Has he read this?"

"That was in the beginning," Kendra said. "I've always loved him. But going into it I was 18 years old, a very free spirit, but right when I got there I didn't really know what was going on."

Here's an excerpt.

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The whole evening, Hef and I kept staring at each other. It wasn't a physical attraction for me, but he was just so cool. The way he acted and the things he said were unlike anything I had seen or heard before.

At the end of the night Hef came up to me, gave me a key, and asked me to stay the night. I couldn't -- mainly because Zack was sitting outside the Mansion in his car, but beyond that, I felt that being there that night was a job, and I wanted to keep it that way. Clock in. Clock out.

I gave him the key back but told him I would see him again soon.

"Will you be my girlfriend?" he asked again before I left.

Staring into his eyes, I didn't see a man four times my age with ten times more girlfriends than most. Even though I hardly knew him yet, I saw a sweet man who made me feel really good about myself -- a true gentleman. It was weird but in my heart, I felt like he was someone I could possibly trust.

"So, will you?"

There was only one thing I could say: "Um, okay."