Sir Paul McCartney's daughter Stella is inviting a host of beautiful women to his birthday party so he can find love again.
The Beatles' legend, who is set to turn 65 on June 18, has reportedly told close friends Stella's love plan has made him "feel like a teenager again."
A source told Britain's News of the World newspaper "Stella doesn't like the idea of Paul being lonely. She wants him to find love and companionship again."
Paul, who is currently embroiled in a bitter divorce battle with Heather Mills, will celebrate the landmark day with a lavish dinner party at Stella's London home. Paul will also hold a small party for close family and friends at his Sussex Peasmarsh estate and then celebrate with some celebrity parties later in the summer.
Paul's estranged wife Heather, 39, has not been invited to any of the events.
Meanwhile, Paul's former bodyguard insists Heather is not to blame for the pair's break-up and has branded Paul "cruel"
Sean Ghent, who began working for the couple just before they announced their split last May, told Britain's Sunday Mirror newspaper: "Paul completely cut Heather's financial support. It was shocking to see this strong woman totally broken. It was ugly and cruel.
"Paul was depressed and insecure after the split. He was in trauma and seeing a psychiatrist. He wanted to win Heather back, but she was more focused. She made the decision to move on. She made a success of herself against all the odds. She just wants to
influence change and to inspire people. It was Paul's broken promises over changing his lifestyle which really hurt her. She was too energetic and strong for him."
Ghent claims he resigned after Paul ordered him to stop Heather from entering their London marital home. He went to work for Heather until December 2006.
The South African former soldier says Heather has not been offered a divorce settlement.
Ghent said: "If she had been offered $10 million she would have taken it and moved on. She lives modestly and doesn't have expensive taste or care about the trappings of wealth."
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