
Apparently, Paul McCartney claims better harmony with his children after filing for divorce from the gold-digging publicity whore Heather Mills.
Gee, who’d have thunk it? Kids tell you that marrying a woman some 20-odd years younger than you are can only come to a bad end. You ignore them. The feud between one of your kids and your wife gets more press than you do. You still ignore it. Finally, you get rid of her, millions poorer, and things improve? GENIUS!
He’s also apparently decided to call a truce with shrew Mills for the good of their daughter together. What a relief! Maybe when he’s 90 and brings home the 30-year-old wife this kid won’t fight with him.
via I’m Not Obsessed
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PETA has dumped Heather Mills at the request of one of Paul McCartney’s daughters, according to the Telegraph. McCartney’s daughter Mary, a photographer, has worked with PETA on the “I Would Rather Go Naked Than Wear Fur” campaign and threatened to quit without confirmation that her soon-to-be-former evil stepmother would be out of the picture. PETA confirmed that Mills would no longer be working with the organization.
Wow. She really messed up this PR situation big-time, didn’t she?
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Call me cynical, but the whole divorce between Heather Mills and Sir Paul McCartney seems pretty transparent.
She claims that she didn’t marry him for his money, and to be fair, she did have sex with the old coot, at least often enough to get pregnant.
However, today’s breaking story just doesn’t ring true that money isn’t at the heart of it. To her credit, she managed to marry a man with a big old pot of money with no pre-nup. Stupid him. Now today, she’s P.O.’d that he went into the place she’s staying (on his dime) and took $19.5 million in art.
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