Seriously? OMG! WTF?

Heather Mills is filming the break-up of her marriage to Sir Paul McCartney.Sources close to the Beatle fear the former model is making video diaries to get public sympathy and portray herself as the victim.Members of Miss Mills’s entourage have been seen carrying hand-held video cameras. She has also been seen with one.The 38-year-old has surrounded herself with a number of friends and confidantes, among them her sister turned manager Fiona, who have also been armed with video cameras.Her spokesman today confirmed she and her friends were using cameras – but only to collect evidence against paparazzi who are said to be harrassing her.But once source told the Evening Standard: "We are worried a video diary would maximise publicity while trying to gain her maximum sympathy."It shows just how increasingly messy the divorce proceedings have become.

Daily Mail 

She is divorvcing the most loved man in the UK, what was she thinking the paparrazi would ignore her during the divorce? 

Heather Mills has increased pressure on Sir Paul McCartney by meeting with top US lawyers.She is thought to be planning to pursue her divorce through the American courts, which offer much higher payouts. Wives there routinely receive half the communal property.The former model was photographed meeting an American lawyer in London last week after having already hired Princess Diana’s £1,000-an-hour lawyer, Anthony Julius.She then flew to Los Angeles and speculation is rife she is locked in meetings to find out if it is worth divorcing through the American system.Miss Mills has claimed in the past that she is not interested in the Beatle’s £825million fortune but is believed to have already rejected a £30million settlement.It was clear, however, that she has been thoroughly enjoying her VIP treatment and lavish lifestyle.Flanked by two minders, the 38-year-old was spotted enjoying a spot of retail therapy in Beverly Hills yesterday. Her spending spree is bound to enrage Sir Paul as they enter a battle over what slice of his fortune his estranged wife is entitled to.

Daily Mail 

Can she still say she is not a golddigger?

Sir Paul, who has been caring for his daughter for the past week, sent her with a nanny to the hotel shortly before midday.Thirty minutes later, the handover took place and mother and daughter were then flown to Heathrow by helicopter.A source said: "Paul made it very clear he didn’t want her at the main house for the handover. Heather wasn’t angry or upset. She just shrugged her shoulders and said ‘If he wants to play it that way, then let him.’"She thinks the whole matter could be handled a lot more discreetly for Bea’s sake. But she didn’t want to have a big row over it so she let him have his own way."Three hours later, both parents were at Heathrow to fly to the US. But they avoided each other and flew from different terminals.It is a fresh sign the McCartneys’ break-up is descending into a very messy divorce.The former Beatle boarded a flight for New York, where he plans to spend part of the summer. His estranged wife was on her way for a break in Los Angeles.But while Paul smiled for photographers as he headed for his holiday home in The Hamptons, Heather looked glum as she caught her Virgin flight to Los Angeles.

Daily Mail 

I hope I don’t see her while she is here.

The increasingly bitter battle between Heather Mills and Sir Paul McCartney has hit the courts after she launched an angry counter-claim to his divorce petition.Miss Mills, 38, submitted her petition at the High Court on Monday and friends said it was likely to focus on how the former Beatle was a ‘controlling husband’ who ‘always put his own interests above hers’.She was responding to his divorce petition which said she was ‘argumentative’ and ‘rude to staff’.Her vigorous response to his criticisms, which were submitted by her new lawyer Anthony Julius, who represented Princess Diana in her divorce from Prince Charles, will take the animosity between the couple to new depths.As well as lining up friends to show how she was forced to submit to all her husband’s demands, Miss Mills has also hired lawyers in America to refute his claims about her behaviour there.’In recent weeks everyone has been able to see how controlling he is by the way he has locked her out of the marital home and written legal letters about her borrowing cleaning fluids,’ said a source close to the former model.’Heather had to put up with that sort of control freak behaviour throughout the marriage.’She also had to put up with the fact that he would change his plans at a whim and expect her to drop everything to be with him. He did not care that she also had work to do.’As far as Heather is concerned, she did not start this. Paul put in a divorce petition which shocked her and now she feels wound up and angry.’

Daily Mail 

I love how she says we can see that he is controllong because of his recent actions, but it shows what a bitch she is by taking a million from their bank account, using his helicopter and who knows what else. She just can’t up a winner.

HOW MUCH is it worth to Paul McCartney to be rid of Heather Mills?About $95 million (as of yesterday’s currency exchange rates).That’s what a fed-up McCartney told aides last week, according to Britain’s News of the World."If it was up to Paul he’d settle this matter now," said an insider. "If Heather turned around and said, ‘I’d accept 50 million pounds and go away quietly’ then Paul would go, ‘Yeah, I’ll write the check out now to get it all over and done with.’"This divorce has now turned into World War III and it’s hit Paul really hard. He really doesn’t want the hassle of a court battle."What about Heather?"Heather has a lot to lose if they do fight it out in public," said the double-agent source. "But with a nice big settlement and an amicable split she can afford to say to the public, ‘I don’t care what you think!’ "So will the woman Paul branded a "golddigger" take the money and run?News of the World sources say it’s unlikely as she wants more – as much as 200 million pounds (or close to $400 million). If accurate, that would make Paul right.

Howard Gensler 

Just remember she said she would give most of the money to charity, so is this enough for her?

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