Shanna Moakler, who announced her resignation as co-director for the Miss California USA pageant organization, has become one of Donald Trump’s and Carrie Prejean’s harshest critics. Speaking on CNN’s "Larry King Live" last night, Moakler said she felt the 21-year-old betrayed her pageant duties and that Trump rewarded her for breaching her contract.

Moakler also said that she couldn’t trust what Prejean said about the topless photographs that surfaced on TMZ. On a May 13 appearance on "The Today Show," Prejean blamed the photographer for snapping photographs without her being made aware of it. She continued and said those photographs were leaked and likened it to a "a photographer going into my dressing room and snapping a photo of me without my being aware." Moakler, who has been modeling since she was 15, thinks Prejean is lying.

Radar Online has a clip from Thursday’s "Larry King," which includes a sound bite from Trump defending his decision. Prejean was scheduled to appear on the show but canceled last minute. Moakler was joined by Miss California co-executive director Keith Lewis, Miss USA judge Alicia Jacobs and Miss Universe president Paula Shugart.

Speaking Thursday evening on CNN’s "Prime News" with Mike Galanos, Moakler said it was that "Today Show" appearance that really pushed her to resign:

After the press conference when I went back to my hotel room, I just really sat down with myself. I don’t believe she is going to comply with the contract, and I wasn’t really happy with what happened at the press conference. I slept on it, and I woke up the next morning and was watching ‘The Today Show.’ I was sitting there watching her basically still make excuses. My biggest problem is that she’s never really taken responsibility for herself. She’s constantly pointing the finger at everybody else.

Upon announcing her resignation, Moakler’s publicist released the following statement:

I cannot with a clear conscience move forward supporting and promoting the Miss Universe Organization when I no longer believe in it or the contracts I signed committing myself as a youth. I want to be a role model for young women with high hopes of pageantry, but now feel it more important to be a role model for my children.

While Moakler’s arguments are understandable, she isn’t exactly the authority on so-called "wholesome" behavior. The 34-year-old mother and former wife of Blink 182 rocker Travis Barker was crowned Miss USA in 1995. Six years later, she posed as Playmate of the Month for Playboy magazine.