Paul McCartney's ex-wife-to-be Heather Mills McCartney has denied recent allegations made about her in the News Of The World. Everyone, of course, knows what the allegations are – it's not the first time they've surfaced, but we're not going to talk about them here in case we get sued. Anyway, it's all been denied, with lawyers for the former model saying in a statement: "Heather Mills McCartney strongly denies the allegations in today's News of the World. These are not new stories and were refuted by her lawyers four years ago when first raised. The sources clearly are a variety of unreliable persons who have been paid for these stories. The timing of the article is clearly designed to cause maximum hurt to Heather, her husband and family at this sensitive time."
The couple, as previously reported, announced that they had decided to separate last month after four years of marriage and released a statement explaining that they found it "increasingly difficult to maintain a normal relationship with constant intrusion into our private lives". Reports were suggesting that Mills-McCartney is planning to give a television interview to present her side of the story, but a spokeswoman said at the weekend that her client would not be giving "any interviews or commenting in relation to her pending divorce from her husband. This is a private matter and the interests of their child are paramount."