Tammy said on 06th November ...

"She wants to be famous, she wants the lifestyle but she balks at bad press. You can't have it both ways. If she is unhappy then let her step off the stage. She won't though because bad press or no she enjoys it. I think she even enjoys the bad press as all she really seems to want is attention. To those saying she deserves a break, I say no she does not. We the public deserve a break from her and her grand standing. Enough of her already."

Alan said on 03rd November ...

"It is time she drys her eyes and moves on with life. She doesnt know she is born. She will walk away a multi millionairess and all she is doing is turning people against her. what is she trying to achieve i say lower her profile and remove herself and the child away from the public eye instead of thrusting them into it."

ron said on 03rd November ...

"She would be better thought of if she had said she did not want any of Paul's money but would like a trust fund set up for their daughter. Let's face it she has done nothing to amass that wealth"

elizabeth said on 03rd November ...

"Lets be fair do any of you know what Sir Paul is really like behind closed doors. He may not be the person you all so much admire just because he is rich and famous that dont mean a thing but what it do mean is he can win any case because he can afford it whether he is right or wrong.and is he man enough to hold his hands up and admit in public that he has contributed to the break down of his marriage i think not."

charmin said on 03rd November ...

"HEATHER, love... seriously... stop stop stop... WITHOUT TRYING TO SOUND REALLY TERRIBLE. YOUR, You. And ur trying to fight a battle with one of the worlds most loved men and artist going... Our Paul. Now please stop embarasing urself on national TV. Your only making urself look silly luv!!! Good luck with the brilliant charity work your doing. Your work that you do is what you should be recoqnised for. Not this silly divorce, which should be kept personal as best as possible with Paul. Good luck... x"

sam said on 03rd November ...

"give the woman a break "

Susan Shinton said on 03rd November ...

"I dont think Heather is comparing herself to anyone, she's just stating true facts. Give her a break!!"

Alicia said on 03rd November ...

"What happened between Heather and Sir Paul is their private business but why he didn't stand up behind his child's mother when it came to the divorce? Why it is always child who suffers in situations like this? Sir Paul should've shown at least minimum respect to his ex-wife and speak out!How he will feel in years when his daughter will be old enough to ask him those questions? I am not interested in taking sides because nobody wins in this situation but the person who loses is this poor little girl..."

Michael said on 03rd November ...

"What a terrible person she is..."

Denise Carlyle said on 03rd November ...

"I think Paul McCartney should cough up and give Heather Mills a decent payoff. Whether people think she is a gold digger or not He married HER and she bore him a child. He knew what he was doing and so it's his own look-out. Anyway, I would never side with a stingy rich man when there is so much poverty in the world. "

michael mcdonald said on 03rd November ...

"A well ochestrated outburst, Heather mills knew exactly what she was doing and the media fell for it by giving her more publicity. The media should have ignored her and we would not be talking or writing about her just now."

Terry hicks said on 03rd November ...

"How in the world did Heather Mills get into such a mess! As for Paul Mc Cartney why did he cause such a mess! Together they look beautiful united and strong but how in the world did their marriage go wrong"

R Smith said on 02nd November ...

"It's time Heather grew up. She wanted to be high profile, she's ended up with all the attention that entails. Like or lump it, it's no longer private - she needs to accept her publicity of events raises her profile and increases interest and speculation for all sorts of reasons. You cannot expect the limelight and sympathy one moment, and then privacy and sympathy the next. That is simply not realistic. Play the public and they will play you."

susan said on 01st November ...

"I think you should leave her alone, she is on her way to havign a breakdown. I know Paul is an icon, but he's a man who is looked at as if he is an angel. It takes two for a marriage to work and it takes two to break a marriage. So don't just drag one down."

K Jeffery said on 01st November ...

"Your articles title is offensive to the McCanns - you should be more thoughtful to some genuine victims in life."

Paul Spencer said on 01st November ...

"Her Charity work is very commendable, but for us lesser mortals that aren't in a position were we do not have to work and would like to spend our time helping charities, not feasable. I am sure Paul McCartney would have offered a reasonable settlement, why doesn't she just accept it and get on with her life, then the media would probably leave her alone."

kc said on 01st November ...

"I completely agree with you there bubbles. We are being misinformed. Even the most trusted newspapers and news channels do not give us the full story on these important issues. "

kc said on 01st November ...

"She has a fair point that the press should stop making things up, but she seems quite selfish when she only considers "celebrities" in this debate. The press also print a lot of tripe regarding immigrants and foreign workers, and is very one-sided concerning the Iraq war. It is right to have a petition against the lies that the press publish. We need to think more about the lies that are harming the way that are society are treating each other, instead of how a "celebrity" is being perceived. Who cares what she did or didn't do - I'm sure the majority of the public forget most of what they read in the morning about the likes of her.

Fair enough she has been through it all the past so many years, but if she feels like that WHY did she put herself up for Dancing with the stars in the US? Would she surely not be better off keeping herself out of the limelight a little?"

bubbles said on 01st November ...

"This is an irrelevant individual hounded by a more-or-less irrelevant media machine, better known as the British press. Are we really interested in the whole fiasco? Why do productions such as GMTV provide her with the platform on which to whine? Why am I here, bothering to waste my time and effort talking about it?

I think the really worrying thing here is that, rather than this being confined to tabloid tittle tattle, we are seeing big name press publications dedicate time and space to such 'non-entity' stories - what about the thousands of civilians killed in the conflict in Iraq? What about the ethnic cleansing taking place in Darfur? What about the protests in Burma? It would seen that religion is no longer the 'opium of the people' but rather 'celebrity gossip'..."

ebony said on 01st November ...

"The woman can't win can she? Okay, its clear that she is slightly unhinged, self obsessed and deluded, and yes a lot of what is said about her is probably true. But does she deserve the level of vitriol and loathing that the public and press heap on her? I don't think so.

I struggle with this debate because I find Heather Mills a person who engenders very little good feeling and this makes it difficult to have any sympathy for her. However we should remember she has not committed a crime, she married someone (A Beatle, not a beetle Mr Jimmy Jimmy) had a child and it didn't work out, why does everyone have a go at her for that? And all this talk about multi million pound settlements, as far as I am aware, she hasn't had the settlement yet. And its not as though Paul McCartney wasn't warned about her, why didn't he sort out a pre-nup? If anyone should be taken to task about their behaviour shouldn't it be him - he should really know better!

We should be concerned for this woman's mental health, she is obviously not very well. ..... One last thing, it is the press that continues to call her Heather Mills-McCartney (recognising that the name is more interesting that using her maiden one), she might quite like it too, but I suggest we all stop using it....... in fact, lets stop talking about her altogether."

david said on 01st November ...

"Mishcon de Raya, should take some responsibility for the advice they give deluded and vunerable clients."

Jimmy Jimmy said on 01st November ...

"The thing that she seems to forget is that she is running all over the place asking for sympathy. Something that is going to be in short supply if you have just got a multimillion pound settlement after being married to a national icon for a matter of a few years. The thing to do here surely is to be dignified and keep schtumm.

She has also forgotten that everyone apart for Macca saw this coming; she was never going to become a Linda now was she? The way that she dropped her boyfriend to pursue Macca was testament to everything that has happened since. She made a calculated decision, bag a Beetle and bag fame and fortune. What she got was infamy and a fortune; one out of two is not bad though.

Yes she is universally loathed but there is no smoke without fire. Can anyone think of one person that has the total and consistent bad press that she has had? There is no one and nothing favourable to say about her. Even Bernard Manning had a few fans.

She is not an icon for our times, neither feminist, nor disabled. But when you think about it there should have a well of sympathy for her when she got married, the one legged woman bags her man, she had overcome obstacles to achieve. That did not happen because of one simple fact, she is not and was not a nice person. Its simple Heather that’s why no one likes you.

Has anyone noticed has not dropped her married name?"

t said on 01st November ...

"Surely the press has been exaggerating, but that’s what the press does and that’s what we love… gossip. Heather Mills can not expect the public and the press to like her in the slightest if she marries, divorced and takes such a large amount of money in a short period of time… and then goes around crying about it..."