Richest Celeb Divorces

Subject: Richest Celeb Divorces Mon Mar 17, 2008 9:23 pm

Michael Jordan and Neil Diamond each paid $150 million to divorce their wives Source: People.comMonday, Mar 17, 2008

Yes, the nearly $50 million Paul McCartney is paying ex-wife Heather Mills is a lot of money, but it's no record-breaker as far as celebrity divorce settlements are concerned.

That crown still gets shared among basketball great Michael Jordan, musician Neil Diamond and box-office champ Steven Spielberg and their exes.

After nearly 18 years together, Juanita Jordan walked away from her marriage to the hoop star in 2006 with a $150 million parting gift, just like onetime TV production assistant Marcia Murphey received from Diamond - to whom she was married from 1969 (before he hit it big) to 1996.

Spielberg's four-year marriage to actress Amy Irving ended in 1989 with his ex-spouse awarded roughly half of the filmmaker's fortune, about $100 million, according to Forbes magazine.

Charles & Diana's SettlementOn McCartney and Mills's side of the Atlantic, Prince Charles's settlement with ex-wife Princess Diana in their 1996 divorce was believed to be $32 million.

In terms of other high-priced settlements, the publication cites Harrison Ford and Melissa Mathison (estimated $85 million, in 2004); Kevin Costner and Cindy Silva ($80 million, in 1994); McCartney and Mills; Titanic director James Cameron and actress Linda Hamilton (also $50 million, in 1999); Michael Douglas and first wife Diandra ($45 million, in 1998); Mick Jagger and Jerry Hall ($15 to $25 million); and Lionel Richie and his second wife, Diane ($20 million, in 2004).

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These parasites are fucking expensive... would have been infinitely cheaper to pay for hookers on an hourly basis... those wives are way overpriced for amateur whores... or as Heidi Fleiss said:

"Every woman's a hooker, every woman's a hooker"

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,336909,00.html

Richest Celeb Divorces

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