Paul McCartney's Ex Lied About Abuse, Says Ex-Publicist

Heather Mills, Paul McCartney’s ex-wife, had lied when she claimed that she had been abused by McCartney, her former publicist revealed in a set of allegations against Mills today.

Publicist Michele Elyzabeth Blanchard is suing her former client for $186,000 in unpaid services, in addition to saying that Mills lied to the public and courts about her treatment by McCartney, according to MediaBistro.

Blanchard’s complaint to the UK’s Superior Court includes more details on Mills’ other bizarre behavior, including the reason why she did not appear on Donald Trump’s Celebrity Apprentice.

According to the complaint, Mills refused to appear on the show unless she was guaranteed a spot in the final round.

When the show’s producers refused to cave in, she offered to become a judge, which was also rejected. The complaint reads “...As usual, Mills thwarted plaintiff's [Blanchard] attempts to close deals due to her unreasonable demands and erratic behavior."

Mills even lied about the money she was paid to appear on Dancing With The Stars, claiming that it was all given to charity, when in reality “...only a portion of her fees went to charity”.

The most disturbing revelation is what Mills had told Blanchard to tell a New York newspaper about McCartney.

In 2007, McCartney had heart complications that required a medical procedure, Mills wanted Blanchard to publicize that the cause of this was excessive drinking and drug use. Finally, in 2008, she claimed that she had footage of him being abusive, but could only produce “happy times”.