Paul and Heather Mills news

zand, Holy Roller! Как вам не стыдно!

2Daria S.:

>zand, Holy Roller! Как вам не стыдно!

А почему им должно быть стыдно?

2Holy Roller:

>2Монстр66:
>В Хезины критерии этот джентльмен вписывается.
>И с чувством юмора у него в порядке. И американец.
>И уживется с ней легко...

А Валуев уже занят.....

По поводу жарки на гриле. Пол, видимо, решил даже подсобить Х-ер, чтобы она не обожгла свои загребущие ручонки:

Увеличенный вариант

Основная идея об отказе Пола выплатить Хезе 55 лимонов в новостях. Здесь немного подробностей (сорри, нет времени переводить):

Daily Mail

No-show Paul ditches £55m peace deal at the 11th hour
By RICHARD SIMPSON and JULIE MOULT
Last updated at 00:13am on 19th February 2008

Paul McCartney attempted to pull off a high-risk legal stunt yesterday by abandoning a record £55 million divorce deal just hours before it was due to be signed in the High Court.

The turn-around came late on Sunday evening after Fiona Shackleton and Nicholas Mostyn QC - Sir Paul's legal team - advised him he could save millions by letting High Court judge Mr Justice Bennett decide on a payout for Heather Mills.

The pair had yesterday been due to sign the consensual deal in the Royal Courts of Justice which would have seen Miss Mills take a £20 million settlement and £2.5 million a year for the next 14 years.

They had spent all last week poring over the deal covering everything from a gagging order to security arrangements and property to the custody of their four-yearold daughter Beatrice.

Miss Mills turned up fully hoping the deal would be signed shortly after 9am yesterday.
Soon after that she learned that there had been a major change of tack and that Sir Paul would not be coming to court to sign the settlement after all.

Miss Mills, who sources say had been celebrating the imminent deal all weekend, was said to be "incandescent with rage" after realising Sir Paul and his legal advisers had "stood her up" at court.

She put a brave face on the decision as she left court later in the day. Her estranged husband is understood to have spent the day in rehearsals for the Brit Awards. He is due to pick up a lifetime achievement award at the ceremony at Earls Court on Wednesday.

Miss Mills will now face an agonising wait to discover how much of Sir Paul's £825 million fortune she will be awarded after Mr Justice Bennett ruled yesterday that in the peculiar circumstances, he would be reserving his judgment.

The pair may not know of his decision for another month - or it may take as little as a few days. It will be passed on to the couple through their lawyers so they may not have to return to court. The decision to pull out of a deal as this stage might be a risky strategy for 65-yearold Sir Paul. Miss Mills, 40, might win grounds to appeal the judge's decision. If that happens, the whole divorce could be played out in the Court of Appeal and will be open to the public.

An insider said yesterday: "Paul pulled the plug very late in the day. Heather is devastated. Paul is the one with the fabulously successful legal team and Heather has been working on her wits alone. For them to pull off a stunt like this, they must think they are in a strong position. They spent all week in court and Heather perhaps unwittingly spent the week showing her hand. Paul's team now look to have played a very clever game, saying 'we'll settle, we'll settle'. His team basically now know the worst of what she can throw at him in court. They smoked out the worst she had."

The source went on: "They are pulling the plug on it because they think the judge may well agree Heather deserves less than the £55 million. Shackleton and Mostyn clearly think it's a risk worth taking. And if Paul gets a lower settlement and Heather does win the right to appeal, they now know the worst of what she can throw at them is not much more than has become public anyway."

The source added: "Paul was going along with everything all last week. But over the week he was becoming gradually more disillusioned by what was being agreed. It was he who pulled the plug. Heather was desperate to settle and had been convinced they had been in total agreement - right up until she arrived at court."

Miss Mills - who is representing herself - spent the morning session responding to points raised by Sir Paul's team. Shortly after 1.30pm Mr Mostyn confirmed the judge was reserving the matter. Miss Mills's legal advisor David Rosen said it would be "about a month" before the judge hands down the ruling. Dressed in a grey skirt suit, white shirt and Stella McCartney ankle boots, Miss Mills left with her usual entourage which included personal trainer Ben Amigoni, 23.

Ну, и еще из другого источника (showbiz spy):

Heather Mills, the estranged wife of Sir Paul McCartney threw an extravagant party to celebrate her $110 million divorce settlement last night.

Mucca, who is set to make her sixth appearance in London’s High Court later today, reportedly decided to toast her triumph after Paul caved into her demands on Friday.

A source said:”The party is a big thank you to all the people who stuck by her. It is also a final dig at Paul - who spent months telling her she wouldn’t get his money. He was optimistic the payout would be low and this settlement would have hit him hard.”

Today’s hearing wills see Mills, 40, and McCartney, 65, thrash out the finer points of the divorce agreement before Judge Mr. Justice Bennett approves the deal.

“Heather is over the moon. The deal is as good as done,” said a source close to the former porn star.

Paul is reportedly set to give Heather a $40 million cash pay out, along with a further $5 million annually until their 4-year-old daughter Beatrice turns 18.

Paul has agreed to settle her $4 million legal bill and her $4.4 million overdraft.

Heather - Paul’s second wife - has already been given $4 million in cash as an interim payment.

In return, Heather must not discuss details about her relationship with Paul or his family, or release the video diary she made following their split in May 2006.

Heather will not receive any of Paul’s properties and will not be entitled to anything when the musician - who is worth an estimated $1.6bn million - dies.

Meanwhile, Heather’s manicurist Kerry Newman has revealed the animal rights campaigner has been ordering staff to check the value of Paul’s art, furniture and Beatles memorabilia.

Kerry said: “Heather is obsessed with Paul and his money. She thinks he is hiding how much he is really worth.”

Kerry also claims Heather blames Paul for the split and says he begged her to take him back.

She added to Britain’s Sunday Mirror newspaper: “She said his drinking drove them apart, he used to be abusive to her. She told me that right up until the divorce, Paul would come round late at night and say, ‘Look what you are missing.’

Primal Scream:
>А почему им должно быть стыдно?
Какой бы человек ни был, что бы он (в нашем случае она) не сделал, требующего осуждения, все равно не стоит так говорить. А во вторых, элементарная и вежливость и уважение к себе в первую очередь, если не желаем уважать других. И не только Mills, но и тех, кто читает этот форум.

BRITs Rehearsals 2008, London

Sir Paul McCartney rehearses on stage prior to the BRIT Awards 2008 at Earls Court on February 20, 2008 in London, England.

Sir Paul McCartney performs on stage at the BRIT Awards 2008 at Earls Court 1 on February 20, 2008 in London, England.

Sir Paul McCartney performs on stage at the BRIT Awards 2008 at Earls Court 1 on February 20, 2008 in London, England.

Sir Paul McCartney rehearses on stage prior to the BRIT Awards 2008 at Earls Court on February 20, 2008 in London, England.

Sir Paul McCartney rehearses on stage prior to the BRIT Awards 2008 at Earls Court on February 20, 2008 in London, England.

Australian singer Kylie Minogue presents the Oustanding Contribution to Music Award to Sir Paul McCartney at the Brit Awards 2008 in London, Wednesday, Feb. 20, 2008.

British musician Sir Paul McCartney holds up his Oustanding Contribution to Music Award, whilst being applauded by Jack Osbourne, left British musician Sir Paul McCartney holds up his Oustanding Contribution to Music Award, whilst being applauded by Jack Osbourne, left background, and Ozzy Osbourne, right background, at the Brit Awards 2008 in London, Wednesday, Feb. 20, 2008.
background, and Ozzy Osbourne, right background, at the Brit Awards 2008 in London, Wednesday, Feb. 20, 2008.

Sir Paul McCartney, winner of the Oustanding Contribution to Music Award, performs at the Brit Awards 2008 in London, Wednesday, Feb. 20, 2008.

Sir Paul McCartney

Sir Paul McCartney, winner of the Oustanding Contribution to Music Award, performs at the Brit Awards 2008 in London, Wednesday, Feb. 20, 2008.