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Crystal Harris finally feels like herself again. 
  
 Hugh Hefner’s runaway bride says the decision to call off Saturday’s nuptials was a big relief. 
  
 “For a while, I’d been having second thoughts about everything, so I haven’t really been at peace with myself lately,” Harris, 25, told Ryan Seacrest Wednesday morning on his KIIS-FM radio show. “It was all just happening too fast for me.” 
  
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 “I just sat back and thought about it all,” she continued. “Is this what I wanted? And it wasn’t.” 
  
 Harris says the Playboy chief – although heartbroken – took the news with tact. 
  
 “There was no fight,” explains July’s Playboy cover girl, prematurely identified as “Mrs. Crystal Hefner.” “He understood, and we both agreed that it wasn’t the best idea to get married. He was doing it for me because he thought it was what I wanted.” 
  
 Harris, who says she “wanted to be true to myself,” admits, “This isn’t the lifestyle for me.” 
  
 But don’t expect Hefner, 85, to find a replacement for his ex-fiancée. 
  
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 “No, no,” Harris tells Seacrest when he asks if the mogul will ever tie the knot again. “He said he was just doing this wedding for me.” 
  
 As for now, Harris says she is “not seeing someone else,” but she is staying busy. 
  
 “[I’m] working on a whole album,” she says. “I sing and I write. I’ve been writing songs and I’ve been having so much fun with it all.” ||||| Crystal Harris: 'It Was All Happening Too Fast' 
  
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 Call it whatever you like -- cold feet, a fame-seeking strategy or a genuine reevaluation of a relationship -- but according to Crystal Harris, ditching fiance, Hugh Hefner nearly at the altar was the 'right thing to do.' 
  
  
  
 "It was mutual between Hef and I," Harris told Ryan Seacrest's KIIS-FM radio show. "There was no fight, we sat down and we talked about it." 
  
 With the Playboy Mansion backyard wedding just days away, Harris, 25, credits the intense media pressure surrounding the nuptials for her last minute decision to ditch the 85-year-old Lothario altogether."For a while I've been having second thoughts about everything," Harris said of her decision. "I haven't really been at peace with myself lately. I don't think it was really fair to him."But according to Harris, although Hefner was on the receiving end of the breakup, it was not his initial idea to even get married."He was just doing this wedding for me, he though that's what I wanted," she said. "We're both relieved."Although we doubt that 'relief' would be the original Playboy's name-that-emotion of choice, Hefner did tweet that Harris' timing could have been worse: "The breakup is a heart breaker, but better now than after the marriage."Upon news of the nixed nuptials, Lifetime was forced to cancel a two-hour documentary spot that was to let viewers share in the big day, according to The Hollywood Reporter . The added pressure of not only being Mrs. Hefner but also having her big day filmed may have been what pushed the bride-to-be over the edge."They were gonna air a show on it. It was all happening too fast for me."A pace that many thought may have led Harris astray -- soon after the wedding was called off, reports that Harris was romancing another man behind Hefner's back caught wind. But according to the bombshell, there was never anyone else. And it was exactly that polygamous lifestyle that turned her off of the idea of a 'Playboy marriage.'"Hef's lifestyle isn't the most normal lifestyle," she said. "This isn't the lifestyle for me, multiple girls all around, it's not the lifestyle I wanted."Although Harris' revelation seems a little late in the making, according to the playmate, she and Hefner will remain on good terms."I feel happy and at peace that everything will be OK," she said. "I respect him more than anything, and we're still going to be really close."Hefner has been quite vocal following the breakup, taking to his Twitter account to lay down the law when it comes to publications misrepresenting the breakup as well as to make light of his newly single status."Since we're not getting married on Saturday, I've scheduled a movie: "Runaway Bride." Seems appropriate," Hefner jokingly tweeted after previously having confirmed the couple's split via the social networking site.And although Harris and Hefner will not be tying the knot this Saturday in front of 300 of their closest friends and family, they will be introduced as man and wife on Friday -- Harris' 'Mrs. Hefner' July Playboy cover went to press before Harris and Hefner called it quits.The cover boasts a mostly nude Harris sporting Hugh Hefner 's signature smoking jacket, captain's hat and pipe. The cover will hit newsstands with the headline, 'America's Princess: Introducing Mrs. Crystal Hefner.'In the end, it looks like Hefner will be short one princess but we have no doubt that there are more than a few royal Playboy hopefuls willing to step up to the plate. ||||| LOS ANGELES, June 15 | 
  
 LOS ANGELES, June 15 (Reuters) - Playboy founder Hugh Hefner, dumped by his fiancee days before their wedding, said on Wednesday he is affixing "Runaway Bride" stickers over her picture on the cover of the magazine's upcoming issue. 
  
 Hefner, 85, announced a day earlier that 25-year-old Crystal Harris had "a change of heart," and that Saturday's wedding ceremony for 300 people at the Playboy Mansion in Los Angeles had been canceled. 
  
 In an unfortunate coincidence, Harris appears on the cover of the July Playboy issue, hitting newsstands on Friday, described as "America's Princess ... Introducing Mrs. Crystal Hefner." 
  
 In the interests of journalistic accuracy, Hefner has moved quickly to remedy the situation. 
  
 "Recent events call for a special sticker on the July cover. Look for it on newsstands," Hefner said on Twitter. 
  
 A big red sticker announcing "Runaway Bride In This Issue!" covers most of Harris' bottom half. 
  
 Still visible is Hefner's beloved cocker spaniel, which Harris took with her after the split. She is wearing his trademark sailor's cap and smoking jacket, and holding a pipe. 
  
 A spokeswoman said the sticker would appear only on newsstand copies since issues have already been mailed to subscribers. 
  
 It was not clear why the couple split, although Hefner said there were no arguments. TMZ reported that Harris wanted a bigger weekly allowance and a career in the music business. Coincidentally she released a song, "Club Queen," through iTunes on Tuesday. 
  
 A two-hour TV special featuring wedding highlights was due to air July 13 on the women's cable channel Lifetime. That has now been canceled. 
  
 The marriage would have been Hefner's third. He said his second wife, former Playmate Kimberley Conrad, and her mother were among the friends who consoled him in recent days. 
  
 Hefner, known around the world by his nickname Hef, has championed sexual freedom and civil rights, published stories challenging McCarthyism and the Vietnam War, and backed gay causes and the legalization of marijuana. 
  
 Raised in San Diego by British parents, Harris met Hefner at his annual Halloween party in 2008. She moved into the mansion after a few weeks and became Playboy's Playmate of the Month in December 2009. 
  
 (Reporting by Dean Goodman) (To read more about our entertainment news, visit our blog "Fan Fare" online at blogs.reuters.com/fanfare/) |||||

Crystal Harris called off her wedding to Hugh Hefner because things with the 85-year-old were "just happening too fast," and she decided, upon reflection, that the marriage wasn't what she wanted, she says. "I'd been having second thoughts about everything, so I haven't really been at peace with myself lately," the 25-year-old playmate told Ryan Seacrest. She says there was no fight between the two and they both agreed that getting married wasn't the best idea, People reports. Harris says she isn't seeing anybody else and she's focusing on making an album. Multiple other sources say the split was less peaceful than Harris paints it—click here for a round-up. Harris appears on the cover of July's Playboy as "Mrs. Crystal Hefner," but Hefner says he plans a correction, Reuters reports. Subscription issues have already been posted but newsstand copies will have a big red cover sticker announcing: "Runaway Bride In This Issue!" Click for more from Harris, who explains whose idea it was to get married in the first place.