Heather Mills thinks she's the next Gandhi. The former model - the ex-wife of Sir Paul McCartney - identifies with the Indian human rights campaigner, as well as Malcolm X and Martin Luther King, because of the persecution they have all endured in their bid to tell the truth.

Heather told her local newspaper in Brighton: "They were people who went through controversy to put the truth forward and they weren't afraid to fight and I can relate to that completely."

Heather Mills' five-year-old daughter annoyed holidaymakers by campaigning for animal rights. Beatrice - Heather's five-year-old daughter with ex-husband Sir Paul McCartney - is a vegan, and during a recent trip to France she continually questioned fellow guests' culinary decisions.

Heather explained to ES magazine: "Beatrice questions everybody who eats animals.

Heather Mills thinks anyone who has written lies about her should get cancer.

The former glamour model - ex-wife of Beatles legend Sir Paul McCartney - believes in karma and is convinced people who have given her a hard time in the past will get their comeuppance by getting a life-threatening disease.

Heather Mills loves the freedom she is now enjoying since her divorce from Sir Paul McCartney.

The former model - who secured a $50 million pay out when she legally separated from the former Beatle in March 2008 - says her life has changed for the better since the high-profile split.

Heather Mills has blasted claims she didn't donate all her earnings from "Dancing With The Stars" to charity.

The former model - who vowed to give her entire fee from her 2007 appearance on the TV talent show to Viva! (Vegetarians International Voice for Animals) - insists she hasn't kept the money for herself.

Heather Mills' false leg fell off in a supermarket. The model and charity campaigner - who lost part of her left limb when she was hit by a police motorcycle in 1993 - had to be rescued by two youths after taking a tumble while out shopping.

She wrote on her Twitter page: "Slipped on spilled milk while being followed down supermarket aisle by two teenage boys, ended up on my a*s but they rescued my leg and me."