The King has left the building

Larry King announced in June that he was <a href="http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/gossip/2010/06/larry-king-leaving-larry-king-live.html">hanging up his CNN suspenders</a> and retiring to spend more time with his on-again off-again wife, Shawn, and their kids. <a href="http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/showtracker/2010/12/larry-king-.html">His last episode aired in December.</a><br> <br> King had spent 25 years as host of "Larry King Live" -- meaning he began the show when he was, what, in his 80s? Oh, come on! We kid! We kid because we love.

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Larry King announced in June that he was hanging up his CNN suspenders and retiring to spend more time with his on-again off-again wife, Shawn, and their kids. His last episode aired in December.

King had spent 25 years as host of "Larry King Live" -- meaning he began the show when he was, what, in his 80s? Oh, come on! We kid! We kid because we love.

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