Еще немного про Маккартин
May. 25th, 2006 04:14 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
kaveryЕще немного про семейные дела Маккартни. Когда мы обсуждали развод, то многих интересовала судьба дочки. Вот эта статья немного проливает сет на планы Пола относительно дочки. Судя по статье, Пол хотел бы оставить дочку себе. Интересно, согласится ли Хизер, ведь скорее всего, детей она больше иметь не сможет.
Sir Paul McCartney has offered his estranged wife Heather Mills a £25million "quickie" divorce - if she allows their daughter to live with him.
He has told friends he is close to reaching a deal with Miss Mills, even though they only announced their separation a week ago.
Under the deal, the couple's two-year-old daughter Beatrice will have "residency" with 63-year-old Sir Paul, although they will officially share custody of her.
And although there has been speculation that Miss Mills, 38, could get up to £200million of Sir Paul's £800million fortune after being married for four years, her settlement is likelier to be closer to £25million.
"Paul has offered Heather these terms and he has told friends he believes a deal is close to being made," said a source close to the musician. "It might seem very quick as they only announced their separation last week but they have actually been discussing this for many months.
"Beatrice will live mainly with Paul but Heather will have access to her whenever she wants. The term is 'unlimited access'. They want to try to protect her from their break-up as much as possible and are determined not to argue over custody or money. They really do not want things to get bitter.
"Bea mainly living with Paul makes sense because Heather is planning to throw herself into her charity work and will have to do a lot of flying all over the world.
"Although people were talking telephone numbers about how much Heather could potentially get, that was when it looked like Beatrice would be living with her.
"At the same time, Paul still has a lot of love for Heather and he wants to see her set up for the rest of her life."
Charity
Miss Mills's publicist has already indicated that she will give a large proportion of her settlement to her anti-landmines charity.
"The way she sees it is that there is no point the money sitting in a bank account gathering dust. It had to be working," she said. "The more acres of minefield she can clear, the happier she will be."
Both Miss Mills and Sir Paul have denied allegations that she is a "gold-digger".
The announcement of their separation followed weeks of speculation after it emerged that they were living in separate houses 50 miles apart.
They said in their statement that they had found it "increasingly difficult" to maintain a normal relationship in the public eye.
Miss Mills, a former model who lost a leg when she was hit by a police motorcyclist in West London 13 years ago, is visiting friends in Slovenia.
She also sought refuge there when her first marriage to dishwasher salesman Alfie Karmal broke down.
Sir Paul, who has been recording new music since his marriage broke up, has returned to the couple's main home at Peasmarsh in East Sussex. Beatrice is believed to be with him.
Spokesmen for Sir Paul and Miss Mills refused to comment on a divorce deal.
Sir Paul McCartney has offered his estranged wife Heather Mills a £25million "quickie" divorce - if she allows their daughter to live with him.
He has told friends he is close to reaching a deal with Miss Mills, even though they only announced their separation a week ago.
Under the deal, the couple's two-year-old daughter Beatrice will have "residency" with 63-year-old Sir Paul, although they will officially share custody of her.
And although there has been speculation that Miss Mills, 38, could get up to £200million of Sir Paul's £800million fortune after being married for four years, her settlement is likelier to be closer to £25million.
"Paul has offered Heather these terms and he has told friends he believes a deal is close to being made," said a source close to the musician. "It might seem very quick as they only announced their separation last week but they have actually been discussing this for many months.
"Beatrice will live mainly with Paul but Heather will have access to her whenever she wants. The term is 'unlimited access'. They want to try to protect her from their break-up as much as possible and are determined not to argue over custody or money. They really do not want things to get bitter.
"Bea mainly living with Paul makes sense because Heather is planning to throw herself into her charity work and will have to do a lot of flying all over the world.
"Although people were talking telephone numbers about how much Heather could potentially get, that was when it looked like Beatrice would be living with her.
"At the same time, Paul still has a lot of love for Heather and he wants to see her set up for the rest of her life."
Charity
Miss Mills's publicist has already indicated that she will give a large proportion of her settlement to her anti-landmines charity.
"The way she sees it is that there is no point the money sitting in a bank account gathering dust. It had to be working," she said. "The more acres of minefield she can clear, the happier she will be."
Both Miss Mills and Sir Paul have denied allegations that she is a "gold-digger".
The announcement of their separation followed weeks of speculation after it emerged that they were living in separate houses 50 miles apart.
They said in their statement that they had found it "increasingly difficult" to maintain a normal relationship in the public eye.
Miss Mills, a former model who lost a leg when she was hit by a police motorcyclist in West London 13 years ago, is visiting friends in Slovenia.
She also sought refuge there when her first marriage to dishwasher salesman Alfie Karmal broke down.
Sir Paul, who has been recording new music since his marriage broke up, has returned to the couple's main home at Peasmarsh in East Sussex. Beatrice is believed to be with him.
Spokesmen for Sir Paul and Miss Mills refused to comment on a divorce deal.
