Heather Mills will not go gently into that goodnight

By Stone Martindale Feb 20, 2007, 15:28 GMT

Heather Mills © Peter Rogers/Solarpix Photorazzi

Heather Mills is still in the news making outrageous and unsubstantiated claims about the adult children of soon to be  ex, Paul McCartney.

Mills' divorce from Paul McCartney is not abating in the nasty department, Page Six now reports that Mills is threatening to make claims that McCartney's "poor parenting" in the past caused two of his grown children to consider suicide.

"Paul is asking for full custody of their child, Beatrice," an unnamed friend of Mills told Page Six. "Heather is furious. There is no way she would ever, ever agree to that."

This latest volley of slime is over their young daughter, Beatrice, and Mills desire to keep her custody agreements intact. Mills alleges that Paul was such "a bad father" to two of his children with Linda McCartney "that they considered taking their own lives."

Paul and Linda were a long time, happily married couple with a large family- Heather, Mary, Stella and James ar etheir children, reports Page Six. 

Page Six notes no evidence exists over this latest claim by Mills, and that all of his adult children have been unified in their deep distrust and dislike over Mills.

Mills is now petitioning for full custody of 3-year-old Beatrice. Page Six reports that Mills is also acting as her own lawyer - having fired her divorce attorneys because "she felt she could do a better job herself," her unnamed friend said to Page Six.

The messy and distasteful money subject is far from settled either, despite media reports of a payoff by McCartney to Mills. "Paul gave Heather a gorgeous London home, but now she wants a home in L.A., too," Mills' unnamed friend told Page Six. "At first, she told Paul she would walk away for just $100 million - which is very cheap. He is worth billions. But now that [the divorce] has gotten so nasty, she wants more."

McCartney declined to add anything to Page Six's most recent reporting: "We have not and will not perpetuate tabloid fodder."