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£2.5 million for buying a house in London... she will be lucky to get a cloak room for her legOriginally posted by TheFaQQer View PostBut she didn't get £25 million in cash.
She only got £16 million in cash, which to fund a lifestyle estimated at £600,000 a year isn't much. She got £7.8 million in assets, and £2.5 million towards buying a house in London.
He got off lightly, really.
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I wouldn't say that I "liked" her, but I certainly don't think she's as bad as everyone seems to make out.Originally posted by miffy View Post
Is there anyone out there that likes the gold digging bint?
When she married him I think she was a very courageous individual trying to make the best of life with a disability.
I don't like her as much now admittedly, but I don't believe everything that's been said/written about her.
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I have a friend who works for a well known dress designer that Ms Mills uses. Said celeb sent back a catsuit to be altered, only the seamstress did not want to work on it due to soiling of the crutch, apparently there were white cheesy stains in that area. They sent it back to her asking for it to be cleaned prior to the alteration. Catsuit returned and it was obvious it had not be cleaned but rather rubbed with a tissue, reminents of said stains intact
The dirty xxxx
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or 23.4 million per legOriginally posted by EternalOptimist View PostHang on, wheres me caculator.
that's 6 million a year, 500k per month
100 odd k per week
15 k per day
assume bonk rate of 3 pw
er...about 30k per bonk
I'd let the ugly old scouser sh@g me for that

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But she didn't get £25 million in cash.Originally posted by d000hg View PostI just loved her quote where she said the daughter will no longer be able to travel first class. Surely £25million should cover a few holidays?
Personally I'd rather the daughter got £millions in a secure trust fund and Heather got £35K a year.
She only got £16 million in cash, which to fund a lifestyle estimated at £600,000 a year isn't much. She got £7.8 million in assets, and £2.5 million towards buying a house in London.
He got off lightly, really.
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I just loved her quote where she said the daughter will no longer be able to travel first class. Surely £25million should cover a few holidays?
Personally I'd rather the daughter got £millions in a secure trust fund and Heather got £35K a year.
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