In a “King Sized” week, Larry King Live will welcome multiple exclusive guests throughout the week beginning 2 December. The lineup includes Bono, Paul Burrell, Naomi Campbell. Larry King Live airs everyday at 7.30 am (IST) on CNN.

On Monday, to mark World Aids Day, Bono from the legendary Irish rock group U2 will appear. The world-renowned singer-activist will discuss his life, record-breaking music career and the global battle he is waging against Third World debt and Aids. Bono also speaks about handling money and fame saying, “Ireland has a very different attitude to success than a lot of places, certainly than over here in the United States. In the United States, you look at the guy that lives in the mansion on the hill, and you think, you know, one day, if I work really hard, I could live in that mansion. In Ireland, people look up at the guy in the mansion on the hill and go, one day, I'm going to get that bastard. It's a different mind-set.”

On Tuesday rock superstars Sharon and Ozzy Osbourne join King in their first live interview to discuss Sharon’s battle with cancer as well as the second season of their hit reality show The Osbournes. On 6 December the butler to the late Princess Diana, Paul Burrell will give his first live, primetime interview on his legal battles over the possessions of the late princess. He will also take viewer calls. 7 December sees supermodel Naomi Campbell talking to King about her career, tabloid troubles and overcoming addiction.