Holly Madison said she wants her daughter to a have a sibling soon. According to a report from Las Vegas Sun, the former reality star talked about her family how they helped her move on from her troubled life as a Playboy model.

The former cast member of "Girls Next Door" said that she is happy to have moved on with her husband after being in a seven-year relationship with pornography mogul Hugh Hefner. Holly Madison recently detailed her experiences with the now 89-year-old magazine founder in her memoir "Down the Rabbit Hole: Curious Adventures And Cautionary Tales of a Former Playboy Bunny."

The explosive tell-all revealed her alleged miserable life inside his infamous Playboy mansion, which she said was full of rampant drug use, bullying among housemates, lewd sex acts and manipulative behavior from Hugh Hefner.

Claiming that she has moved on from it all, Holly Madison said that her husband helped her recover from depression caused by her stint as a Playboy Playmate.

"I am very happy in my marriage," the 35-year-old said. "My husband came along when I least expected it."

Holly Madison said that her daughter, Rainbow, has been her main focus after leaving the Playboy mansion. The blond stunner also admitted that she wants her one-year-old child to have a brother or sister soon.

"I am very blessed with my family and hope to have more kids soon," she said. "I am very happy to have left the Playboy world behind me."

Holly Madison is also aware of how other former Playboy Playmates have been criticizing her for the revelations that she made in her tell-all book. Us Weekly reported about how her "Girls Next Door" co-star Kendra Wilkinson said that the "Down the Rabbit Hole" author is ungrateful for suddenly blasting Hugh Hefner.

Another former Playboy Playmate, Izabella St James, also told Daily Mail that Holly Madison lied throughout her book to get back at Hugh Hefner for not marrying her.

In spite of being blasted by her former housemates for being bitter and vengeful, Holly Madison insisted that her daughter was her inspiration for penning the memoir.

"One of the reasons I wrote the book is if anything ever happened to me, my daughter - when she's old enough to know - can know about the decisions I made and can learn from my mistakes," she explained, reported by In Touch Weekly.