Paul McCartney Gets 'Shopping List' for Settlement from Heather

The battle continues as the marriage between Sir Paul McCartney and his estranged wife Heather Mills McCartney steams towards divorce.   The battling pair went at it over art over the weekend and now an apparent shopping list has been leaked that shows that Heather has some pretty lofty goals for post split assets.

Paul McCartney Gets Shopping List for Settlement from Heather

According to a report from Star Magazine, Sir Paul may not have too much to celebrate in 2007. The weekly magazine reports that the looming divorce between the 64-year-old ex-Beatle and his soon-to-be ex-wife Heather Mills-McCartney has gotten downright nasty. Heather recently sent Paul a "shopping list" for a divorce settlement according to London's Sunday Mirror newspaper with some pricey demands:

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She wants a townhouse in St. John’s Wood, London (worth $7.8 million) and the Beverly Hills mansion (worth $11.7 million) according to the report.  Like any good "infomercial" the list screams out but wait - there's more.

A New York City apartment (worth $9.7 million) and the log cabin on McCartney’s 950-acre Sussex estate (worth $1.9 million).  She reportedly wants more money for a staff (including housekeepers and gardeners for all the homes) and  a nanny for Beatrice (their 2-year-old daughter) until she reaches 18 years of age.

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She's not finished according to the news report.  She would like two helicopter rides per week and access to a private plane.  She also is asking for round-the-clock bodyguards for her and Beatrice and cars for each (to be replaced every two years).

Also:  annual holidays for her and Beatrice / a replacement of electrical and computer goods every two years / a clothing allowance for her and Beatrice / private schooling for Beatrice / an entertainment allowance / private healthcare for her and Beatrice and an annual allowance.

Oh and a $100 million lump payment.

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Also - according to the UK Daily Mirror's sources, Heather is using her "shopping list" to get the best divorce settlement she can from Sir Paul, who claims he’s only worth $600 million (as opposed to the $2 billion that he is reportedly worth). Whatever happens next, it's bound to get ugly.