I think it can be safely said that Heather Mills wasn’t very happy on Tuesday. It was reported in the media that Heather Mills had arrived at Paul McCartney’s London home for the weekly handover of daughter Bea, only to find that the locks had been changed. When her security guard tried to leap over the wall, the police turned up – cue red faces all round.
It’s all a big misunderstanding, but the fact that it’s splashed all over the papers will hardly lighten the increasingly public divorce wrangles between the pair.
Mills – who is currently locked in a divorce settlement with the former Beatles legend – accused the press of ruining her life during a live interview on the GMTV breakfast show on Wednesday morning. She began the interview with Fiona Phillips and Andrew Castle by protesting about “lies” written about her in the media, including one that her estranged husband Sir Paul McCartney had not been aware of her past as a glamour model.
The 39-year-old former model lashed out at the press and sobbed as she blamed them for keeping her “living in a prison”. She also went on to talk about how she fears for her life after receiving death threats and put it down to a ‘hate campaign’ which the media have run against her.
McCartney and Mills wed in 2002 before splitting four years later and are still trying to agree a financial settlement. It was hoped the couple would settle the dispute ahead of their daughter Beatrice’s fourth birthday on Tuesday but the court battle is still ongoing.
McCartney has allegedly offered Mills GBP20 million in a divorce settlement – but reports claim she is holding out for GBP50 million.
Via Metro
