Seriously? OMG! WTF?

Heather Mills is reportedly planning to settle for a £10 million divorce settlement from her estranged husband Sir Paul McCartney.

The former model, who has been pilloried in the British press since her three year marriage broke down, apparently wants to avoid any acrimonious divorce proceedings so will relinquish any claim to Sir Paul’s estimated £825 million fortune in favour of a quick settlement.

A friend tells The People, “Heather is satisfied with the £10million deal being discussed. She was only too aware that she could have gone into battle for a lot more. But she is still devastated over the break-up and is not in any mood for a bitter legal row."

Despite legal eagles predicting the charity campaigner could be awarded up to £200 million by the courts in a contested claim, the couple’s priority is said to be the well-being of their two-year-old daughter Beatrice, who Sir Paul will be granted access to.

The pal adds, “Heather and Paul have been in regular contact since they split up in May. She has no intention of putting up a fight. She is far too upset to even think about going down that road.

"They have constantly reminded each other that Bea should always remain their number one priority throughout the finalisation of their divorce.”

Heather is also said to be preparing to buy a 200 acre estate near Midhurst, West Sussex – 70 miles from her home with McCartney in East Sussex.

The source explains, “The property is just what Heather has in mind as a future home for her and her daughter. It is not on the market yet but she has found out all about it and is very impressed. Heather feels that moving there would let her get on with her life without the worry of prying eyes. She is desperate for some peace and quiet to come to terms with what has happened to her."

Entertainment Wise

Headed by Beatles royalty, the red carpet will be a long and winding road at Friday’s gala opening of "Love" at The Mirage.
The celebrity list was nearing 80 on Wednesday, with the addition of Prince and Woody Harrelson for the VIP opening of the Cirque du Soleil show featuring music of The Beatles.
The cavalcade begins at 5:30 p.m.
Surviving Beatles Sir Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr will be joined by the wives of the late Beatles John Lennon (Yoko Ono) and George Harrison (Olivia Harrison).
Also attending from the Beatles family: music director Sir George Martin and his son, Giles Martin, who co-directs the show’s music with his father; Lennon’s sons, Julian and Sean Ono Lennon; Harrison’s son Dhani; and Cynthia Lennon, John’s first wife.
An appearance by Siegfried & Roy will be Roy’s first return to the same theater where he was seriously injured by a show tiger on Oct. 3, 2003.
Also on hand: Billy Crystal, Tony Bennett, Eric Idle (Monty Python), Megan Mullally, Eddie Murphy, Busta Rhymes, Virginia Madsen, John Densmore (The Doors), Michael Richards ("Seinfeld"), Beach Boy Brian Wilson, Dylan McDermott, Gina Gershon, Dita Von Teese and Shannon Elizabeth.
The list goes on: Deborah Harry (Blondie), Roberta Flack, Elizabeth Berkley ("Showgirls"), Kevin Nealon, Wayne Brady, Paul Reiser and Carrot Top.
Poker stars Chris Ferguson and Annie Duke will be mingling with Steve Van Zandt, Jeff Lynne (ELO), Dave Stewart (Eurythmics) and David Foster.

Norm Clarke 

The fact the surviving Beatles and the widows of Lennon and Harrison are going to be there is f()cking amazing and legendary. Add in the fact that Roy will make his first return to same the place where was attacked. Seriously, this will be a night to remember and I wish I was there.  

Yoko Ono has leaped to the defence of Sir Paul McCartney and his estranged wife Heather Mills, telling the media and public to leave them alone in the wake of their recent split.

The former Beatle and Mills announced they were divorcing last month after nearly four years of marriage and a baby daughter Beatrice together.

John Lennon’s widow Ono, who has a famously strained history with her late husband’s bandmate, admits she sympathises with the couple.

Ono says, "I think that the attacks should stop with me. I have an ideal reason for you guys (the media) to dislike me, for being an Asian and a foreigner and for standing up for myself and my work.

"Whatever it is that made it easier for you to make me a scapegoat is still there so leave them alone. I feel so badly for them.

"I send them Christmas cards and a congratulatory note when their baby was born."

WENN 

Heather Mills says she fears she could be shot dead or stabbed like former Beatles legends John Lennon and George Harrison.
Friends have expressed concern about her health after the estranged wife of Sir Paul McCartney was seen filming people on the street to gather evidence.
Armed with a video camera, the former model hit out at a photographer in a bizarre outburst.
She said: "People are pursuing me round the country. I said stay away from my baby. I have a catalogue of evidence.
"John Lennon was shot and George Harrison was stabbed and loads of kids are kidnapped."
Heather is said to fear kidnappers could target her two-year-old daughter Beatrice because of her links to The Beatles, according to reports.
The 38-year-old was left devastated after stories about her unsavoury past emerged, revealing she had posed for pornographic books and showing her performing sex acts.
She is thought to be suffering enormous stress in the wake of the damning revelations.
One friend told The Sun: "We are increasingly concerned about her behaviour. Naturally Heather is protective of her daughter but she is even more paranoid about her own safety."
It is thought Heather has turned to water therapy to relax.
The former model was seen carrying an aquatherapy attachment for a session at Hove therapy centre.
Despite the shocking stories about her past, Heather stands to earn £200million slice of her ex-husband’s fortune in their forthcoming divorce battle.
It is likely to be Beatrice who is the biggest cause of bitterness as the two start proceedings.
Sir Paul has offered his ex-wife a £25million settlement if she allows the toddler to live with him.
But Miss Mills has signalled that she would prefer custody of the child while lawyers have said she could win as much as £200million of Sir Paul’s £830million fortune.

Daily Mail 

For their daughter’s show that is. 

Estranged couple SIR PAUL MCCARTNEY and HEATHER MILLS reunited last week (21JUN06) to watch their daughter BEATRICE’s school concert. The former BEATLE, 64, and anti-landmine campaigner, 38, sat beside each other at the two-year-old tot’s nursery in Sussex, England. Following the youngster’s show, MCCartney hugged and kiss his estranged wife on the cheek after walking Mills and Beatrice to her car. The couple announced their split in May (06) after nearly four years of marriage.

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