Author: Sexy Girls

Bunnie Xo is issuing a reality check for men who rely on their reflection to close the deal. In her Spring 2026 Playboy Advisor column, she reveals that the key to a woman’s heart has nothing to do with a gym routine. “Make a woman laugh. Looks are not everything,” she writes. For Bunnie, the secret to longevity is finding a connection that outlasts youth: “If a woman is only dating you for your looks, you need to find another woman, because looks fade… not everybody’s going to be hot when they’re old.”

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When it comes to sharing a complicated past with a new partner, Bunnie Xo preaches transparency—but with boundaries. In her Spring 2026 Playboy Advisor column, she notes that honesty is the only way to build a real foundation. “If the person’s right for you, they’re going to love you and all of your darkness,” she writes. Her advice? Don’t dump everything on day one, but don’t hide your truth either.

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Connecting with a “bonus baby” requires a delicate balance. Bunnie Xo’s golden rule? Never force it. “Don’t force your love on them. Don’t force your opinions on them,” she advises in her Spring 2026 Playboy Advisor column. By staying consistent and being a “soft, solid, strong point,” Bunnie believes the connection will eventually happen on the child’s own terms.

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“You have to give yourself time, and you have to give yourself grace, and you have to relearn what you like sober, because what you like when you’re drunk and what you like when you’re sober are two different things… Go dabble in something where you have to meet people and there’s not alcohol—anything that’s not in a bar setting.”

Bunnie Xo has seen some things. Now, the memoirist and podcaster is here to answer your toughest relationship questions—on Playboy.com.

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Nia Long understands that appearing in Playboy requires a different level of transparency than a standard press tour.

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The modern landscape of romance is uncharted territory for Nia Long, who admits she is still decoding the unwritten rules of the digital age. While she is ready to embrace a new chapter, she has zero patience for the games that often define current dating culture. “The new way of dating is so—I don’t even understand what’s happening!” she tells us in her Spring 2026 Playboy Interview. For Long, communication is the ultimate dealbreaker: “If I text you and you take a day, I’m never talking to you again.”

Editor-in-Chief: Phillip Picardi
Executive Producer: George Wasgatt
Director of Photography: Ty Rogers
Producer: Kerriann Farrell
Sound: Gray Thomas-Sowers
Gaffer: Gianni Tullio
Editor: Celine Ordioni
Talent: Special Projects

Nia Long is savoring the independence of her current chapter. While she remains open to partnership, she is intentionally shifting the traditional power dynamic of romance. “I’m enjoying getting to know myself without feeling the need to be of service to a relationship,” she explains in her Spring 2026 Playboy Interview. Her focus has returned to her own ambitions and family, with a new standard for any future suitor: “When the right man comes along [whom] I choose to commit to, then perhaps he will be of service to me.”

Editor-in-Chief: Phillip Picardi
Executive Producer: George Wasgatt
Director of Photography: Ty Rogers
Producer: Kerriann Farrell
Sound: Gray Thomas-Sowers
Gaffer: Gianni Tullio
Editor: Celine Ordioni
Talent: Special Projects

Nia Long isn’t interested in the typical modern dating game, but she’s ready to embrace a bit of spontaneity. While she admits she has never experienced a “situationship,” she is open to the idea of something fast and fleeting.

Editor-in-Chief: Phillip Picardi
Executive Producer: George Wasgatt
Director of Photography: Ty Rogers
Producer: Kerriann Farrell
Sound: Gray Thomas-Sowers
Gaffer: Gianni Tullio
Editor: Celine Ordioni
Talent: Special Projects

Nia Long has reached a point of absolute self-assurance, describing this era of her life as one of true freedom. When reflecting on what she loves most about this version of herself, she points to a newfound sense of “knowingness” and the hard-earned ability to stop second-guessing herself.

“Ooh, the trust—that I’m able to trust my instincts completely,” she tells us in her Spring 2026 Playboy Interview. For Long, this professional and personal clarity is the result of decades of “grinding it out” and refusing to compromise her vision.

Editor-in-Chief: Phillip Picardi
Executive Producer: George Wasgatt
Director of Photography: Ty Rogers
Producer: Kerriann Farrell
Sound: Gray Thomas-Sowers
Gaffer: Gianni Tullio
Editor: Celine Ordioni
Talent: Special Projects

At 55, Nia Long is embracing a new era of freedom—and she isn’t slowing down anytime soon. Reflecting on the evolution of her career and her enduring status as a cultural icon, she makes it clear that her best years are still ahead. “I’m going to still be hot at 65,” she tells us in her Spring 2026 Playboy Interview. “I’m about to start dating. That’s how hot it’s about to get.”

Editor-in-Chief: Phillip Picardi
Executive Producer: George Wasgatt
Director of Photography: Ty Rogers
Producer: Kerriann Farrell
Sound: Gray Thomas-Sowers
Gaffer: Gianni Tullio
Editor: Celine Ordioni
Talent: Special Projects