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09/03/2007
Mills to get £2m down payment
It is reported that Heather Mills is to get a £2 million down payment from her estranged husband.
The money is to be paid as a "goodwill gesture without prejudice."
A settlement case is ongoing, but Sir Paul McCartney says £40 million is too much and has denied being worth an estimated £825 million.
The couple split last year after four years of marriage.
The couple have one child, Beatrice, aged three.
(SP/KMcA)
The money is to be paid as a "goodwill gesture without prejudice."
A settlement case is ongoing, but Sir Paul McCartney says £40 million is too much and has denied being worth an estimated £825 million.
The couple split last year after four years of marriage.
The couple have one child, Beatrice, aged three.
(SP/KMcA)
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