Paul McCartney has recently disclosed his thoughts on his ill-fated union with Heather Mills, labeling it as his most significant error.

During an interview with Britain’s Q magazine, McCartney acknowledged that his marriage to Mills could be deemed one of the worst decisions he made in the last decade.

The UK’s Daily Mail relayed his sentiments, where McCartney expressed, “OK, yeah.

I suppose that has to be the prime contender.

But I don’t wanna down anyone.”

The renowned Sir McCartney, who shares a 6-year-old daughter named Beatrice with Mills, finalized his tumultuous six-year marriage to the former model in a messy divorce back in February the previous year.

Mills, notably remembered for dousing McCartney’s lead attorney Fiona Shackleton with water during the divorce proceedings, alleged that the singer was under the influence of substances for a significant portion of their time together as a couple.

In a heated confrontation, Mills directed harsh words at Shackleton, known for her adept handling of finances for celebrities, accusing her, “You’re a b—-!

You’re a traitor to your s**!

How could you do this to another woman?”

Ultimately, Mills reportedly received approximately $39 million in the settlement, along with an annual sum exceeding $56,000 for the upbringing of their daughter, Beatrice.

Following the divorce saga, McCartney has moved forward and is presently romantically involved with Nancy Shevell, a resident of New York.

Dismissing any notions of retirement, the 67-year-old musician scoffed at the idea, asserting, “I have too much fun.

Why would I retire?

Sit at home