One of the weekend newspapers did a hotlist of the most expensive celebrity divorces:
1. Michael Jordan – 17 year marriage, £110m settlement
2. Neil Diamond – 26 year marriage, £95m
3. Steven Spielberg – £64m. Pre-nuptial on a napkin thrown out
4. Harrison Ford – £54m and share of future earnings
5. Kevin Costner – £51m
6. Madonna – £49m to Guy including the Wiltshire estate
7. James Cameron – £30m cos she failed to wait til after Titanic was finished
8. Phil Collins – £30m to wife number three. Previously £20m to wife number two
9. Michael Douglas – £30m (half his fortune)
10. Paul McCartney – £24m (£100m less than she asked for)
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