“Heather Mills has explosively struck back at her estranged husband Paul McCartney, accusing him of violently attacking her throughout their doomed relationship. Ms. Mills has claimed former Beatle Sir Paul tried to choke her…Court documents lodged by lawyers for Ms. Mills as part of the celebrity couple’s divorce battle also claim that Sir Paul…grabbed Ms. Mills by the neck during a row and pushed her over a coffee table…She alleges [Paul] broke the bowl of [a] glass from its stem and lunged at her, cutting her below the elbow.”—Daily Telegraph, 10/19/06 

“I have never spoken badly about my husband. I never will — he is the father of my child.”—Heather Mills, Telegraph [U.K.], 3/17/07

"Heather Mills has implied that her estranged husband Sir Paul McCartney is an 'aggressive father.'"--BANG Media International, 4/27/07

"Heather Mills Still Loves Sir Paul McCartney"--New Weekly, 5/28/07

The big issue here isn't that Mills keeps changing her mind about McCartney--it's that she made serious allegations against McCartney in their divorce and seems to go back and forth as to whether we're supposed to treat the allegations as valid. False accusations are a devastating problem for fathers in divorce. Women who make false accusations--or women who make valid allegations and then disavow or contradict them later--harm both falsely accused men and legitimately victimized women.

Heather Mills Still Loves Sir Paul McCartney
May 28, 2007

Sir Paul McCartney and Heather Mills have put an end to their fighting for the sake of their daughter Beatrice reports NW Magazine.

The pair showed no sign of animosity when they met at a London bistro to talk about their messy multi-million dollar divorce, while three-year-old Bea played nearby.

"They sat there chatting away -- everyone was astonished, especially considering how bitterly they fought over their divorce," says a stunned onlooker. "When they left, they were side-by-side and seemed very friendly."

After the chat, Heather, 39, even allowed Paul to spend the afternoon with Bea.

Just months ago, the warring couple wouldn't even stand in the same street, and Bea was shuttled between her parents by nannies.

"It's an amazing about-turn, but they've both looked at their behavior and vowed to get along for Bea's sake," a close friend reveals.

Meanwhile, Heather Mills now wishes she had never split with Sir Paul McCartney reports SUN UK

Heather Mills, stands to gain tens of millions from her high-profile divorce from Sir Paul McCartney --but has told friends that his money can't buy her love.

Her admission came in a heart-to-heart with a close pal at the American Idol aftershow party in Los Angeles.

Her friend revealed: "She said she'd been devastated by the divorce and has become an emotional wreck.

"Heather doesn't care about the huge load of money coming her way.

"She'd much rather be happily married than rich and miserable.

"She said she would gladly give back every penny for another shot at happiness with Paul.

"She loved being married to him and it was the biggest regret of her life that things became so awful between them that divorce was the only option."

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