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Levi Johnston on Jimmy Kimmel: Reality Series, Run for Mayor, and Palins (Video)
Watch Levi Johnston on Jimmy Kimmel Live, where Kimmel confirms that Levi Johnston and Bristol Palin broke up, then backs up the discussion to talk about the couple breaking the news of their engagement in Us Weekly magazine.
Levi Johnston talks about how they picked back up and decided to try it again – he did, in fact, buy another engagement ring for Bristol, so he’s out of luck on that one.
Johnston believes that the Palin family has kicked him out permanently. Well… duh.
Kimmel advises Levi to not go hunting with the Palins if they invite him along!
Next, Levi Johnston talks about running for mayor of Wasilla, Alaska and how he’s prepared to become mayor. He has a team in place to help him for his run and will give them jobs in his administration, should he win.
(Biting my tongue on that one.)
Kimmel asks him if he really wants to be the mayor – Levi is doing it just for a reality show, after all. The other part of the reality show, however, will follow Levi’s life in Hollywood.
Jimmy Kimmel has some great merchandise for Levi Johnston’s campaign – hats that say “The Thrilla From Wasilla,” a pin that reads “Wassup Wasilla,” a sticker: “Elect Me Mayor or I’ll Date All Your Daughters,” and a sign “Levi for Mayor: I’ll Do the Job Naked.”
Jimmy Kimmel may just have a job as campaign manager.
What do you think of Levi Johnston’s upcoming reality show and run for mayor? Will you watch?
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marlo lewis commented on Aug 13 10 at 7:41 pmLevi is one SICK human being!
Justin commented on Aug 14 10 at 2:18 amEven liberals have to be disgusted by this clown.
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