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Barbara Walters Questions Bristol Palin's Stolen Virginity: "You Kept on Having Sex With Him?"

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July 7 2011, Published 1:00 p.m. ET

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Leave it to Barbara Walters to point out what everyone has been thinking! Bristol Palin has been making the media rounds about her new book, Not Afraid of Life: My Journey So Far, in which she claims her virginity was "stolen" by Levi Johnston. But as Barbara pointed out, Bristol must have liked it since she continued to have sex with him, right?

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Sarah Palin's daughter made an appearance on The View on Thursday where she was questioned about a passage in her new autobiography by Barbara.

In the book, Bristol describes losing her virginity to Levi (now the father of her son) after getting drunk on a camping trip and claims her virginity was "stolen" because of it. However, Bristol didn't get pregnant from just that one event — she continued to have sex with Levi after that first time.

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So Barbara asked the obvious question, "It must have been okay, because you kept on having sex with him, yeah?"

Bristol smiled and explained, "We did it that one night and I just figured it's okay to do it again because I'd already broken my moral code."

OK! NEWS: BRISTOL PALIN'S NEW AUTOBIOGRAPHY — LOST VIRGINITY TO LEVI JOHNSTON AFTER GETTING DRUNK

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