The fix is in on the Mills-McCartney divorce. She got a lot of loot. Approximately $48.6 million all-in. The first quote or two that we read from Heather Mills sounded jaded but then she was quick to say that she was pleased with the ruling. And then, according to Us Weekly,  she poured water onto the back of Sir Paul's attorney. Good times, right? And every paper out there has an article on the most expensive celebrity divorces but they don’t all have the same figures. We thought we’d take it a step further and convert the … Read More

It’s finally over, the divorce of the decade, century, year, millennium, ages, eons, and minute is over. The greatest musician of all time has finally untethered himself from Heather Mills. And it only cost him £24.3 million. They were only married 4 years. By that count, she’s being out-earned by 8 members of the Yankees.

We’re not terribly surprised with the final amount. At one point, he offered about £20 million, and she rejected it. Then she kirked out and canned her legal team. And then there was speculation that it would reach £70 million. But that was … Read More

According to analysts and insiders, it looks like Paul McCartney and Heather Mills’ divorce will not end in a settlement. This week begins the final push for something other than a judge’s decision. Mills, at this point, is representing herself with the aid of a legal advisor (though you have to wonder what kind of legal advisor would not advise his client to use a lawyer). At one point in the proceedings, she went into a private audience with the judge and there was speculation that she was going to settle out for about $100 million.

No such luck. This … Read More

Evidently in a last-ditch effort to keep their nasty divorce from becoming an all-out war, Paul McCartney and Heather Mills met today in a private court session. The two have been at-odds for some time and the closed-door sessions this week will give them a chance to save some face and also give Mills a chance to cross-examined Macca.

The last rumored deal was that Sir Paul would pay out roughly $110 million in cash with $40 million up front and the rest due over 14 years. In this scenario Paul would retain all of his properties and they would … Read More