Ronnie Wood is refusing to sign up for a reunion tour with his band the Faces because he wants more money.

The 61-year-old guitarist reportedly won't agree to a comeback with the group, which was set for next year, following a disagreement over payment with singer Rod Stewart.

Ronnie Wood is reportedly spending $20,000 a week, sparking rumors he is deliberately blowing his fortune.

Ronnie's estranged wife Jo reportedly fears the rocker is spending his money "to spite her", after both she and Ronnie met separately with divorce lawyers last week.

Ronnie Wood met with solicitors Thursday - fueling rumors he is heading for divorce.

Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie - worth an estimated £40 million - had a four-hour meeting with his legal representatives in London, a day after his wife of 23 years Jo met her own solicitors for talks.

Ronnie Wood may have to pay out a staggering $100 million divorce settlement.

The Rolling Stones guitarist's wife Jo has reportedly called in lawyers after pictures of him enjoying a romantic meal at London's Locanda Locatelli restaurant with 20-year-old lover Ekaterina Ivanova were published Sunday.

Ronnie Wood's estranged wife is "happier" without the rocker. Jo Wood - whose relationship with the 61-year-old Rolling Stones guitarist is on the rocks after he embarked on an affair with 20-year-old Russian waitress Ekaterina Ivanova earlier this year - claims she is happy on her own and has all the love she needs from her family.

She told Britain's The Sun newspaper: "I'm loving it. I'm enjoying my new freedom. I'm a lucky woman. I've got so much love and support. I don't have to put a brave face on. I've got my kids that love me, my family and my friends."

Ronnie Wood has a collection of Russian dolls. The Rolling Stones guitarist - who had an affair with Russian waitress Ekaterina Ivanova, 20, earlier this year - is a huge fan of the ornaments and could not resist buying them when he was on tour.

A source said: "Ron has loads of Russian dolls. He used to pick them up on the road when he was touring. He has dozens of them stored in his attic at the house in London."