Levi Johnston during the RNC, Sept, 2008 ; Gov. Sarah Palin in Philadelphia, Dec. 2008.Us Magazine
The feud between Levi Johnston and Sarah Palin is heating up.
On
CBS' The Early Show Wednesday, Johnston, 19, said the Palin family lied when they
denied his previous claims that he
lived with Bristol, 18, at their home. (He told
Tyra Banks last week that Palin also probably knew he was sleeping with her daughter.)
"They said I didn't live there," Johnston said. "[They say] I 'stayed there.' I was like, 'OK, whatever you want to call it' -- I had all my stuff there. So, if you wanna call it 'staying there,' that's fine."
Watch the video of Levi Johnston on the CBS Early Show.Asked if he stayed there every night, he said, "For awhile, yeah. So..."
"So, they're lying," reporter Maggie Rodriguez replied.
Said Johnston, "Yeah."
See photos of shocking teen pregnanciesRelations weren't always so frosty, Johnston said.
When he was with Bristol, Johnston said the Alaska Gov. "was great. She treated me like a mom. I would look at her like a second mom. I think she'd do anything for me, at the time. And now, I don't know."
Things soured after Tripp was born in December and Palin returned to Alaska after losing the election.
"I can go over there whenever I want and see my baby," Levi said. "But, nine-times-out-of-ten, I'm not allowed to take him, and it's not as comfortable going over there anymore with that family sitting down on the couch. It's awkward. I don't know. They just, like, they don't think of me the same way anymore."
See photos of Sarah Palin's family on the campaign trailAdded Johnston, "I don't wanna go over there every day and sit there when her family's there and try and play with my baby. I want to be able to take him and do what -- our own thing with my family."
The Palin family has accused Johnston of speaking out now for "fame, attention and fortune."
See today's top celeb news photosBut he said, We're not cashing in on their name, you know. I'm just trying to get my side of the story out there and letting people know who I am."
Asked what the biggest misconception about him is, Johnston said, "Probably that my family's white trash."
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