else was up going to work and doing whatever they did in the daytime, we were sleeping. And then we would wake up at 9:00 p.m. at night and -- 9:00 p.m. at night. And after a few years... Larry King: Have breakfast at 9:00 p.m.? Linda Thompson: Oh, have breakfast at 9:00 p.m., 10:00 p.m. at night. Be up all night, rent movie theaters, watch movies, do whatever we did all night. And the next morning... Larry King: He was loyal to his friends right? Linda Thompson: Very loyal, yes. Larry King: Was he going through weight cycles then? Linda Thompson: Yes, he always battled his weight. I mean, he loved to eat. What Southerner doesn't? We structure our social life around that. Larry King: Did it bother him when he got heavy? Linda Thompson: It did bother him. And the criticism bothered him. He was a very sensitive, acutely sensitive person to other people's perceptions of him. And, you know, he just -- it did hurt his feelings a lot. Larry King: Were you inseparable those four years? Would you say you didn't see other guys, he didn't see other girls? Linda Thompson: I certainly didn't see any other guys. Larry King: Do you think he saw other girls? Linda Thompson: I know he saw other girls. Not the first year. The first year we were together, I think he broke his world record for having been faithful. Larry King: How do you know he did after that?