Against All Odds: Phil Collins hit where it counts by 3rd wife, eclipses McCartney’s dole out to Heather Mills

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   Scott Rose said on September 16th, 2008 at 7:34 pm

   Is one of these women going to write a book “How to Divorce a Millionaire?”

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   Vinnie Penn said on September 16th, 2008 at 7:38 pm

   We could say the ol’ “there must be something in the water over there” but as we all know Brits aren’t keen up caring for their teeth. This being the case one can only wonder how McCartney and Collins and a host of other British rock stars (well, rock star-cum-adult contemporary stalwarts) didn’t see the dollar signs in the eyes of the hotties half their age marrying them. Oh…maybe because those dollars were rolled up tightly to do some snortin’…..

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   B David Ferrel said on September 16th, 2008 at 8:19 pm

   Marriage, what irony. Adoration shifts to Abhor – ation. Maybe aberation — delusion, error, fault, hallucination, insanity, lapse, mania, quirk — a slight twist on true irony, but applicable nonetheless.

   Over 46 million dollars (or 25 million British pounds) lost, to join the nearly 35 million dollar loss of the first two divorces–how many marriages could he have left before he declares bankruptcy?

   Like the old adage, “trick me once, shame on you; trick me twice, shame on me.” What could he have been thinking when he attempted number three? Marriage, what irony.

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   Brady Sullivan said on September 17th, 2008 at 2:31 am

   Does the divorce stipulate whether or not she gets half of Phil Collins’ ego? I’m certain he could afford that loss.

   The good news is she might just have time to squeeze into this season of Dancing With the Stars.

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   Deep Dish said on September 17th, 2008 at 6:36 pm

   Phil Collins? Does anyone really care??? I know that sounds a bit harsh, but come on, I haven’t heard of anyone getting excited about Mr. Collins since my fraternity brother way back in 1985.

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   wildwest939 said on September 17th, 2008 at 8:48 pm

   Phil should stay in the stu stu studio and remember the simpler times behind the drums.
   Paul has shown us enjoy the fame avoid the flame that grows within for it will burn even the best of us.

   Take a lesson from Fidel and use what you have don’t give it away.

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