Second half of Insider interview with Levi and Sunny.

Courtesy of The Insider:

So, what does the future hold? "Hopefully a happy life [that's] drama free," says Levi in his trademark, everyman candor. 

Levi, of course, is well known for being the father to Tripp with Sarah Palin's daughter, Bristol. As he fends off "deadbeat dad" accusations, he's starting a new chapter in his life with Sunny, a 20-year-old college student and substitute preschool teacher who he's been dating for about a year and a half.  

Asked if they plan to tie the knot, Levi responds, "She's not going to know when I'm going to pop the question, but it's going to happen." 

Sunny confirms that Levi is "definitely" the man of her dreams, while Levi agrees that she's the woman of his dreams: "Oh yeah. She hunts, she fishes, she cooks, she cleans. What more could I ask for? She's good with kids, she's a teacher. Yup."

I am glad that Levi seems happy, he deserves to have the opportunity to live a life that is "drama free."

However I am still frustrated that the more explosive parts of this interview were edited out, and hope that Levi does not simply give up because it did not work the first time.

This young man has finally found the guts to tell the national media that he was set up and he needs to keep pushing until the world knows that the perception of him was a carefully orchestrated attempt by the people that he trusted to discredit him in the media. And then he needs to tell who was actually behind it.