Under the terms of her recent divorce deal – valued at around $50 million – she’s forbidden to discuss ex-husband Paul McCartney. But that didn’t stop Mills from weighing in on the new women in his life.

“I think he’s got three different girlfriends,” she told Britain’s GMTV morning show on Friday. “So I wish all the girls the best of luck.”

For the record, McCartney, 65, has recently been linked to two women – actress Rosanna Arquette and American businesswoman Nancy Shevell (who accompanied the former Beatle on a recent Caribbean getaway).

And, Mills sniffed, “Better them than me.”

The 40-year-old Dancing with the Stars alum – who did the interview via satellite from Las Vegas, where she’ll judge this weekend’s Miss USA pageant – also said she has “no regrets” about her now-infamous water attack on McCartney’s divorce attorney. (On the day the ruling was announced, Mills poured water over Fiona Shackleton’s head in the courtroom.)

“Mrs. Shackleton said something under her breath, so I cleansed and baptised her,” the former model told GMTV. “I thought she looked fantastic – I thought it did her a world of good.”

The divorce may be over, but Mills’s court battles continue, she said – explaining that she’s fighting to have the full transcripts of the trial made public. She also wants to be able to speak publicly about the marriage.

“I’m fighting to be able to clear my name,” Mills said.

Heather Mills is reportedly getting ready to infect our children’s ears. Sources say that the ex-Mrs. McCartney is looking to write a series of childrens’ books.

After her high-profile split, she is now said to be planning to write a series of fantasy stories for kids, inspired by the former couple’s daughter Beatrice.

A source tells British newspaper the Daily Express, “Heather says she’d like to do children’s fiction and thinks she’ll be good at it because of Beatrice. Heather would be thrilled if she wrote a series of bestselling children’s books. You never know, she could be the next J.K. Rowling.”

Heather Mills’ sex life is to be laid bare in a shocking new TV documentary. Sir Paul McCartney’s estranged wife is the subject of the forthcoming MCCartney v MCCartney: The Ex-Files, a show which will delve deep into the former glamor model’s life before her marriage to the Beatles legend.

Former lovers and ex-boyfriends of Mills were approached to feature on the tell-all documentary, in what executive producer Steve Anderson calls “the program Sir Paul should have seen before he decided to get married”. Another TV insider adds, “Researchers have been digging into her past and have found some things she’ll probably not be too happy to see again. She’s tough and she’s bounced back before. But she’s worried this could lead to further problems for her in Britain.”

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Donald Trump has backed under fire Heather Mills to be a hit as a Miss USA pageant judge.

Sir. Paul McCartney’s ex-wife will try and salvage her image in the U.S by judging the beauty show, which is being hosted by Donnie and Marie Osmond.

Trump, who produces the pageant, has shrugged off the controversy surrounding Mills divorce settlement with the Beatles legend.

“She’s been through a lot. She has great courage and you have to respect her – she’s been through the wringer.”

The pageant will air live on NBC from the Hollywood Resort and Casino in Las Vegas on April 11.

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Heather Mills suffered a miscarriage while married to Paul McCartney, it has emerged.

Music legend Paul — who is set to pay the former glamor model almost $50m in their divorce settlement — revealed in his High Court battle that Heather, 40, had a miscarriage in the first year of their marriage.

Paul, who has a four-year-old daughter, Beatrice, with Heather, told the court: “We stopped using contraception the night we were married. There was never any question of us doing so before the wedding.

“Heather had one miscarriage before Beatrice was conceived. Neither of us contemplated children without marriage.”

The ex-Beatles’ statement was published in Mr. Justice Bennett’s explosive 58-page judgment yesterday.

Paul also revealed he was “old fashioned” about the idea of marriage and didn’t move in with Heather until they married in 2002 — even though they got engaged in 2001.

He insists he exchanged vows with Mills — often referred to as ‘Lady Mucca’ by the British press due to her porn past — truly believing he would be with her forever.

“After our marriage, the nature of our relationship, to my mind, changed significantly,” he said. I was, and remain, fairly old fashioned about marriage. We decided on a proper wedding for that reason.

“I believed it was for life and that it put everything on a different footing. I drew up a will to include Heather.”

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A day after standing before a judge to reach her divorce settlement, Heather Mills has announced she will become one herself — sort of.

The ex-Mrs. Paul McCartney will serve as a judge for the upcoming Miss USA Pageant, Extra confirms.

Hosting the April 11 shindig will be brother-sister duo extraordinaire, Donny and Marie Osmond. Coincidentally, Heather and Marie have both been contestants on Dancing With the Stars, with 40-year-old Heather finishing seventh in the fourth season and Marie placing third last season.

On Monday afternoon, a High Court judge awarded charity campaigner Heather $48.6 million in she and Paul’s prolonged divorce settlement. It was a number that Heather was none too pleased about as she reportedly tossed a water bottle at Paul’s lawyer, Fiona Shackleton, upon hearing the figure.

The Miss USA Pageant will air April 11 on NBC, live from the Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino in Las Vegas.

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With at least $33 million burning a hole in her pocket, Heather Mills has hired Gloria Allred to be her advocate in the United States

Gloria, who says she’s honored to represent Heather, tells PageSix.com, “Heather was delighted with the outcome today. It was about justice. Heather was a winner before she met Paul, and she will continue to be a winner. I admire Heather for her charity work.”

Heather told reporters today that she didn’t want the judgment to be made public because it would reveal information about the daughter she has with McCartney, Beatrice. Gloria tells us, “It’s my preference that everything be kept private because of Heather’s daughter. However, if it’s going to be made public, then everything should be made public, including the complete transcripts from the proceedings. Heather has often been treated unfairly.”

Tomorrow, a London court will decide how much information is released to the public. Allred wouldn’t comment about Mills’ future travel plans to the U.S.

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