Paul and Heather Mills news

Я думаю, что каждый битломан осознаёт: мерзкая история с разводом даром Полу не пройдёт... Эта су...(прошу прощения), эта стерва медленно убивает его, как Марк Чэпмен в одночасье убил Джона Леннона. Убивает цинично, умышленно - за деньги, из-за женской мести, зависти и по причине собственной стервозности.Предлогаю всем потребовать справедливого решения суда: Беатрис - сэру Полу, Хизер Миллз - в одну камеру к Марку Чэпмену!

Пожарский***
Я искренне удивлён мягкостью твоего приговора.Ожидал предложения о принудительной ампутации второй ноги.

Ты знаешь, папан, я даже об этом не додумался. А представляешь себе: Хизер, как Мересьев, без ног в туалет за "уткой" ползёт и разбитый стакан грызёт...Как говорил другой одноногий персонаж:" Через час живые будут завидовать мёртвым..."

2 JohnWLennon

Так я ведь и говорю, что если только что-нибудь интересное увидеть - тогда разместим. Мне например, уже не очень интересно все это обсуждать, тем более многое понятно уже. Как говорится, выводы сделаны )
Только вот то, какой он музыкант все и так очень хорошо знают, и никакая Хизер этому не помешает, мне кажется.. люди не станут о нем так думать.

October 27, 2006 -- Daily Mail

Linda to give evidence from beyond the grave in 'dynamite' marriage tapes

Sir Paul McCartney's divorce battle took an astonishing new twist last night after it emerged that his late wife Linda made a series of 'explosive' taped confessions about their relationship.

The 15 audio tapes are said to shed new light on Sir Paul's 29-year marriage to Linda, always regarded as one of the strongest in showbusiness.

Their existence raises the very real possibility of Linda giving evidence from beyond the grave in Sir Paul's messy divorce from second wife Heather Mills.

The judge who hears Sir Paul and Lady Heather's case would have the power to order the 20 hours of tapes to be played in court to establish whether they support Heather's claims that the former Beatle was violent.

Linda poured out her heart to confidante Peter Cox, with whom she wrote a vegetarian cookery book before her death in 1998.

Sir Paul's lawyers are so concerned about the contents of the tapes that they contacted 51-year-old Mr Cox earlier this week demanding that he sign a gagging order preventing him from making them public.

Mr Cox agreed to do so, but his legal representative made it clear yesterday that he would be happy to give evidence in court if he was called upon.

One source told the Mail: 'These tapes contain hours and hours of Linda McCartney pouring out her heart in her own words about what was going on in her marriage.

'The material is very private and very emotional. There were times when Linda was in tears as she spoke to Peter. She seemed to find the conversations cathartic.'

Another insider simply described the contents of the tapes as 'explosive'.

Mr Cox's legal representative Rodney Hylton-Potts said yesterday: 'The fact that Peter has got these tapes tells you a great deal about his relationship with Linda, because someone like that would only share these thoughts with a very close friend or confidante.'

The heart-to-heart sessions were mostly recorded in the McCartneys' kitchen in Peasmarsh, East Sussex.

Mr Cox made frequent visits there in 1988, when he and Linda would discuss ideas for their book Linda McCartney's Home Cooking, published in 1989.

As their friendship grew stronger, Linda began to confide in Mr Cox and disclosed day-to-day details of her family life.

Most of the tapes were recorded when Mr Cox was talking to Linda, who was 56 when she died of cancer, but some of them were recorded by her on her own and sent to Mr Cox.

Mr Cox, a former chief executive of the Vegetarian Society, signed a legal agreement in 1988 agreeing to keep the tapes confidential.

But earlier this week Sir Paul's legal team at law firm Sheridans wrote to Mr Cox to remind him of his previous undertaking, and demanding that he give a fresh guarantee to honour the agreement, or face legal action. He signed a new agreement on Thursday.

But Mr Cox, of Marylebone, west London, believes the agreement does not cover discussions he had with Linda which were not recorded on tape, and he spent yesterday inviting financial offers from newspapers both here and in America for his story.

Mr Hylton-Potts said: 'He is able to talk about conversations which he had with Linda which were not recorded on the tapes.'

Mr Hylton-Potts was struck off as a lawyer in 1997 after being sent to prison for five years for his part in a £2.3m mortgage fraud. He served two and a half years of his sentence before being released on parole, and set himself up as a 'legal adviser'.

Last year he won the ITV reality show Vote For Me, in which viewers voted for would-be politicians, but was then accused of making racist comments behind the scenes, which he denied.

The existence of the Linda McCartney tapes, which are in Mr Cox's possession, is an uncanny echo of the devastating videotaped confessions made by Princess Diana during sessions with her voice coach Peter Settelen, which also emerged after her death.

Like Linda, Diana revealed intimate details of her married life, including the fact that Prince Charles had virtually stopped sleeping with her after the birth of Prince Harry.

In divorce papers leaked to the Daily Mail earlier this month, Lady Heather, 38, accuses 64-year-old Sir Paul of assaulting her on at least four occasions, once slashing her arm with a broken wine glass. She also said he was regularly drunk and took illegal drugs during their four-year marriage.

She is said to be seeking at least £100m of Sir Paul's £825m fortune, but the Sir Paul has denied her claims and said he will 'vigorously' defend them in court.

A spokesman for Sir Paul said yesterday they would be making no comment on the issue of the tapes.

Lady Heather's spokesman said: 'She is aware of the existence of these tapes, having been alerted by the media over the last 24 hours. We won't be making any comment at the moment.'

October 27, 2006 -- Hello Magazine

Sir Paul gets by with a little help from his friends

Paul McCartney seemed to have put his troubles behind him, for one night at least, as he attended the launch of a new cafe at London's National Gallery with a pal on Thursday.

Asked how he was, the former Beatle replied "terrific" as he arrived with the artist Brian Clarke, who is a close friend. During his first public appearance since court details of his impending divorce from Heather were leaked to the press, Paul appeared relaxed and in good spirits.

"It's a very difficult time for me," the 64-year-old recently admitted. "But with the support of my friends and family, I'm managing to get through." He also revealed he still wants an amicable conclusion to his increasingly acrimonious divorce settlement, for the sake of his and Heather's daughter, who turns three on Saturday. "I'm just hoping for a happy resolution, particularly for the sake of our beautiful daughter, Beatrice, and my other children, who are all beautiful. Fingers crossed."

Sir Paul made the comments to a US magazine before allegations that he mistreated Heather hit the press. Last week the star's lawyers insisted he would "vigorously defend" himself over the claims.

In recent weeks loved-ones and close friends have rallied round the troubled singer. Earlier this week he joined daughter Stella and her publisher husband Alasdhair Willis for several hours at a pub in Notting Hill, where one onlooker noted, "they were all being very affectionate and supportive". Meanwhile, celebrities close to the multi-millionaire, including Cilla Black, Rod Stewart and Kate Moss, have all spoken out with words of support.

In the latest twist Paul is apparently blocking the disclosure of the contents of 15 audio tapes made by his late wife Linda. It is not known whether the 20 hours of taped material - which is in the hands of Linda's friend Peter Cox - has any relevance to the current proceedings.

ААААААА!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Хизер - СВОЛОЧЬ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :'(((((((((((((((((((((((((((((

Не дай Бог с Полом что-нибудь случится, Хизе лучше будет исчезнуть с лица Земли. Она, дура, не понимает этого.

October 29, 2006 -- Daily Mail

McCartneys stop the feuding for the sake of Bea's birthday

Sir Paul McCartney hasn,t had a lot to smile about in recent months. But yesterday he and his estranged wife Heather Mills appeared to have agreed to a temporary truce to celebrate the third birthday of their daughter Beatrice.

The two-hour party, with about 15 guests a mixture of adults and children was held at Clambers Play Centre in Hastings, East Sussex, which is near Sir Paul's home in Peasmarsh.

Billed as a great place for the under-12s to have fun, the play centre features giant balls, slides, climbing frames and a wide range of childrens entertainment.

Adults in the party were dressed casually, with Sir Paul wearing a striped, hooded windcheater and jeans and Heather wearing a simple black dress and stylish white coat.

Also celebrating Bea's birthday was Heather's sister and her most loyal ally Fiona, who wore jeans, a purple cardigan over a yellow top and carried a large bag over her shoulder.

Beatrice was dressed in a pretty pale-pink party dress, her soft blonde hair scooped up into a ponytail. She and her young guests watched children's entertainers before having a birthday tea at the centre.

A spokesman for the play centre said: They came here this afternoon and appeared to have had a lovely time. All the guests took away yellow balloons and one of our party bags.

Heather left the party with a slice of birthday cake. But it was Beatrice who appeared to have the most fun, chortling with enjoyment as her father swung her about in the air.

The Mills and McCartney groups arrived separately, with Sir Paul carrying Beatrice under an overpass bridge as Heather and her group of friends and their children walked over it.

The two groups left separately at the end of the celebration. But during the party they at least made an attempt to put on a united front.

In recent weeks the divorce has become increasingly acrimonious, with allegations flying from Heather about Sir Paul's drunken and violent behaviour during the four years of their marriage.

But one mother who took her son to the play centre as the McCartneys were leaving yesterday said: "Bea looked lovely and seemed to be having a wonderful time."

She added: "If I did not know what had been going on in their marriage in the last few months, I would never have guessed.

"Bea was smiling and laughing just like any other child having a whale of a time on her birthday."

Earlier, Heather had been seen leaving Sir Paul's Peasmarsh estate alone driving a Mercedes. She was holding a video camera and filmed photographers and reporters outside the property as she drove past.

She had spent the previous few days on the estate but left mid-morning to go to Beatrice's birthday celebrations.

October 29, 2006 -- News of the World

MUCCA SNAPS AT BIRTHDAY BASH

The McCartneys' bitter divorce war spilled over into their daughter Beatrice's third birthday party with venomous explosions of hatred.

Heather launched an astonishing rant at a photographer and one of Macca's closest aides branded her a "f****** whore".

The couple had tried to put their differences aside for their little girl as they met at a kids' activity centre for the first time since their acrimonious split.

But while Macca put on a brave face, playing happily with his daughter, grim-faced Heather attacked the snapper.

In front of shocked parents and children she hissed: "I'm gonna get an assassin to kill you. You're the scum of the earth."

Just a couple of minutes later, Macca's right-hand man John Hammel told the cameraman: "Don't take a picture of Paul. Get a picture of that f****** whore".

The amazing scenes took place outside the Clambers Kids' Activity Centre in Hastings, Sussex, where Bea had played for around two hours with her little pals as her parents mingled with other mums and dads at the bash, keeping their distance from each other. The couple arrived separately, Macca with Bea, and left the centre apart.

But for just over a minute they had their first public face-to-face meeting for more than four months as Macca walked under a bridge with Bea on his shoulders while stony-faced Heather crossed it.

They exchanged a few brief nervy words before Macca strolled on to the car park to head home.

As he disappeared, Heather rounded on hapless photographer Gareth Connolly in front of parents and children who had been guests at the party.

The stunned cameraman, returning to his own car, then had his encounter with Hammel standing a few yards from where Macca and Bea were sitting in the singer's 4X4.

McCartney did not hear what his right-hand man said.

Macca took Bea back to his Peasmarsh estate in Sussex to meet relatives and carry on with the rest of the poor tot's not-so-happy birthday.

October 29, 2006 -- News of the World

I'LL KILL THE BITCH!

Paul McCartney's daughter Stella threatened to KILL her hated stepmother in a blazing bust-up with her dad, we can reveal.

The fashion designer flew into a terrifying rage after hearing that Heather claimed Macca hit her mother Linda.

Pregnant Stella, 34, had to be restrained by the former Beatle as she screamed: "I'm going to kill that bitch! I can't believe what she's doing! I'm going to kill her!'"

It was clear she didn't mean it literally but she was beside herself after reading what Heather had said about Linda.

"I told you she was a bitch," she screamed. "Why did you marry her? She's been a manipulative cow from day one. The cow won't be happy until she destroys all of us - and our memories of our mother'."

Last week we revealed how Heather was the violent one in the collapsed marriage, smashing up rooms, hurling missiles and making threats against her husband.

Now we can reveal the full extent of Stella's bitter hatred of the woman who replaced her beloved mother. Our source revealed how:

# THE two women thrashed out an astonishing HATE PACT after the marriage so they would never have to talk to each other.

# STELLA is so disgusted by the blonde ex-model she compared her to a pile of VOMIT, calling her morning sickness "Heathering".

# ONLY weeks away from giving birth, Stella is under so much strain she has HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE, putting her pregnancy in jeopardy, and Sir Paul, 64, is drinking heavily.

# HIS marriage was in tatters TEN MONTHS ago - and when a desperate Sir Paul suggested marriage counselling, 38-year-old Heather REFUSED.

Stella's explosive rant happened during a meeting with her dad to discuss the divorce. "Paul kept pleading with her to calm down-but she couldn't," said a source close to the family.

"She wanted to go straight to see Heather, but he said, 'You can't go anywhere in that state'. He had to stand in front of the door and stop her. He was pleading with her. It was a heartbreaking scene."

And it was the culmination of a resentment that had been bubbling since the day Macca announced he was going to marry the ex-model.

Our source told how a few weeks after the 2002 wedding, the rock legend got Stella and Heather together on a secret night out in London.

"He was adamant they should be one big happy family - he didn't realise how wrong he could be.

"From what Stella said to friends she told her stepmum she was a money-grabbing bitch and Heather hissed at her to mind her own business.

"The upshot of a very frosty evening was, 'You keep out of my way, I'll keep out of yours'. It broke Paul's heart."

Stella's hatred only deepened as she watched the marriage crumble.

When she had morning sickness she gave it a nickname. "She called it Heathering. That's how bad it is," said our source.

"Heather is just vomit as far as she's concerned. But what she's doing to Stella's dad is really getting to her. Her blood pressure is very high, not something you need in the latter stages of a pregnancy."

Our source told how the marriage was in trouble from the start of this year.

"They were arguing over anything and Heather was taking it out on her staff. Once she reduced their gardener to tears because she didn't like the way he'd cut the flowers.

"Paul would spend more and more time at Stella's and would be constantly on the phone to her when he was at home.

"He would say, 'I just don't know what to do any more. I love her but she's become this horrible woman.'

"Stella would get so upset listening to her dad she once said, 'I don't want to bring my child into this world with her as a grandmother. She's a bitch from hell'."

In May, Macca suggested marriage counselling in a last-ditch attempt to save their marriage, said our source. But she flatly refused. "She told him he was the problem and if he sorted himself out it would all be fine," said our source. "This was the last straw for Paul who started drinking heavily. Stella grew more and more concerned.

"It was at this point Stella noticed Heather would carry a black Prada bag with her and Paul said she'd always leave it in the middle of the table. They now believe it had a tape recorder in it." Stella never saw them fighting - but did once walk in after they had a bust-up over Heather's spending.

A source close to Stella said: "She told me Paul was close to tears.

"Heather had been spending far too much on clothes and they had a huge row with Paul telling her to cut down.

"She would buy bags of outfits and wear dresses only once. It was like she had won the lottery. Paul really loved her and would do anything for her but it was just take, take, take."

The one good thing from the marriage collapse is that it has drawn the McCartneys together again as a family. Macca has seen much more of Linda's daughter Heather, 43, who stayed away from his Peasmarsh home throughout his new marriage.

"It was a huge surprise for loads of staff when Heather turned up at the house to see her stepdad," said our source.

"She'd not visited for four years. The same applies to Mary and James, his other kids.

"Paul would have to go to see them rather than them coming home. In the last few months that's changed. They're united against Heather."

А мне жаль Хезер.
Все-таки весь этот сыр-бор, увы, из-за денег.
Не Хезер сочинила "All You Need Is Love", и не она пела "I don't care too much for money..."
Ну, как мы видим из всей этой истории, Пол пошутил. :(
Give me money, that's what I want.
Может, Полу не столько денег жалко, а унизительно их отдавать Хизер.
Ну и что? It's only money. Жизнь и здоровье дочери разве не дороже?
Если мы так презираем Хезер за любовь к деньгам... чем тут принципиально отличается сэр Пол?

И даже Линда что-то пытается сказать.
Выходит, были случаи, когда с Полом она не могла или не хотела делиться...
Есть над чем подумать, не правда ли.

Так что дорогие битломаны, есть предложение послушать музыку Битлз - как говорится в одном анекдоте, она добрее, она человечнее!

Жаль Хезу? Даже если она шипит в адрес Пола "Я найму киллера, чтобы тебя убили, подонок" в присутствии других людей?
Какое право она вообще имеет на ЕГО деньги?

<<Автор: Olga Palna Дата: 29.10.06 14:08:22 Цитата

А мне жаль Хезер. >>


??? Оригинальный подход...А за что ее жалеть-то? Впрочем, да, женская солидарность, понимаю :)

Вообще, ситуация становится похожа на клоунаду с оттенком готики. Всё страшнее и страшнее.
Хезу пора бы немножко прижать к земле, и Пол, если бы на самом деле был "чудовищем", давно бы так и сделал. да и любой мужик, оказавшись ПРИБЛИЗИТЕЛЬНО в его положении, поступил бы так же. Хеза не имеет отношения к заработанному Полом за всю жизнь - думаю, и суд это поймёт. Юристы считают, что после последних неприглядных заявлений Хеза может рассчитывать на гораздо меньшую сумму, чем Пол предлагал ей в качестве "мировой".

Olga Palna
Это не ситуация "money only". Пол, как он неоднократно доказывал, отнюдь не последняя жадина, хотя, разумеется, и не благотворитель по характеру. Пол от Хезы принципиально отличается тем, что это ЕГО деньги, ИМ заработанные. Не просто случайно упавшие с неба, а заработанные тяжелым трудом, умом, за всю жизнь. Поэтому "лишней копейки" в такой ситуации нет.

Я может быть скажу ужасную вещь, но если выяснится, что все-таки Пол действительно пару раз ударил Хизер, то я в нем нисколько не разочаруюсь. Такая кого хочешь доведет до кондражки, и удержаться, чтобы не ударить, очень трудно.

По старинному английскому закону жен после 22.00 бить тем более запрещено. Хизер нужно было добавить время расправы над ней. Реальное или придуманное. "Он бил меня поздним вечером. Я кричала и сопротивлялась. Пусть заплатит в том числе за нарушенный покой соседей"...

Жаль Хезер не потому, что она обладает какими-то превосходными качествами - про то мне ничего неизвестно. Но просто по-человечески. Никто ведь нас судьями не назначал, да и многого о ней мы не знаем - кроме того, что пишут газетчики (а это лживая братия, как всем известно). Пресса нашла врага народа, да и все кому не лень кидают в нее камень (сами, видно, все святые...) Битломаны чудесно проявили себя в этой истории: столько взвешенных, мудрых, доброжелательных суждений... чувствуется, что дай им волю - так непременно научили бы эту Хезер любить добрую, человечную музыку Битлз.

И Пола жалко, и Беатрис (у которой, кстати, День рождения сегодня). Ей, пожалуй, труднее всех. И о ней меньше всего думают и пресса, и добрые битломаны, и видимо ее родители, которым денежный вопрос куда интереснее, чем ее жизнь и здоровье...

Ребенок, держись.
Take a sad song, and make it better...

October 30, 2006 -- The Sun

Stand-off at Bea's 3rd birthday

Macca and Mucca spoke only via daughter Bea at the tot's third birthday party - and Heather spent a lot of time videoing him.

One parent said of Saturday's party at a play park in Hastings, Sussex: "Bea was colouring-in while Paul and Heather sat either side of her. Now and then one would ask Bea something.

"It was very awkward."

It is thought that Heather may use her footage of Paul as evidence for their divorce battle or sell it for thousands to a film maker.

October 30, 2006 -- The Sun

Linda interview praises Macca

Heather Mills' far-fetched claims that Sir Paul McCartney hit late wife Linda are today rebutted - in the words of Linda herself. In a long-lost interview given in May 1980, she gives an intimate and fascinating insight into their loving relationship.
Linda talked to journalist Garth Pearce while living with Paul in a two-bed cottage - along with their four children. It was two more years before the family moved into a much larger home they had designed on their Peasmarsh estate in Sussex.
The taped chat - which came shortly after Paul had been held in Japan for possessing marijuana - also gives the lie to claims made yesterday by an ex-associate that she was deeply depressed by the marriage.
Her moving words today fly in the face of any suggestion the union was anything but blissful. This is the first time the interview has been published.
LINDA: Paul's biggest fault is that he is so sensitive to criticism. It never ceases to amaze me. I could not believe when I met him that he even had time to look at the newspapers. When Paul dies, the critics will praise him to the heights. Until then, they will carry on criticising.
Paul also gets embarrassed when singing on his own, with new songs, for the first time. He shouldn't, but he does.
He is not in the least arrogant. The last album was written in a room in Sussex. He was like a mad professor, spending all day writing and then coming out with brilliant tunes. He is a terrible planner, though. So am I.
We think we want to do something and when it comes to it, we don't. We don't like to commit.
We might plan a trip to London. Then it is a sunny day and we want to stay at home.
We spent last night listening to Liverpool football team on the radio, wanting them to win so badly. Paul supports Liverpool. He was Everton for a while because of his family - but it's all Liverpool now.
We spend so much time together, because that's how we like it. I never used to go on girl's nights out, even at school. And Paul has never liked going out for a night with the boys, either.s
I wasn't looking for another marriage. I had been married before (to John Melvin See Jr, for three years to June, 1965). He is a nice man - a geologist, an Ernest Hemingway type. But Paul and I married because of convention.
We both came from families in which parents got married, had children and the whole thing. So we were not the kind of people to live together permanently.
But I wanted marriage for myself. I was not calculating about it. I wish I was more calculating.
We met in a club called the Bag O'Nails. I was over here from America, taking pictures for somebody's book and we both went to the club to see Georgie Fame. Paul was on the next table. It was instant attraction, but not love at first sight.