Sir Paul McCartney had a “steamy threesome” with two female fans for three days in the Beatles’ heyday, it’s been claimed.
Late record label executive Ron Kass claimed in his book, All You Need Is Love: The End of The Beatles, Macca enjoyed a 72-hour romp in Los Angeles’ Beverly Hills Hotel. Now aged 81, he was the biggest womaniser of the band, according to comments made by film director David Puttnam in the publication.
“There was this, bungalow,” Ron revealed. “Paul was just in there for three days and three nights with these girls. Then [future wife] Linda arrived.”
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Ron continued: “Paul and Linda didn’t know each other that well, but she arrived and Paul and the two girls were still with him. Paul got rid of the girls then he took Linda in, so Linda got in there during the night.”
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David went on to add that Paul appeared to enjoy the company of women surprisingly more than his bandmates, John Lennon, George Harrison and Ringo Starr. “He f****d everything that moved and yet didn’t seem to want to,” David explained.
“Out of the bunch, they always regarded him as the beauty.” The book also includes previously unseen interviews with the Hey Jude singer.
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In one he describes The Beatles as “not in the least bit celibate”. He says: “There were many, many, many, many wild oats sewn from the word go,” before claiming their tour manager would pluck girls from the front row of their concerts and invite them backstage.
Sir Paul dated actress Jane Asher during his time in the band, but they broke up in the late 60s after she found him in bed with American scriptwriter Francie Schwartz. He also dated British model Anita Cochrane, before marrying his first wife, Linda in 1969.
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After Linda passed away in 1998, The Beatles’ bass guitarist went on to find love with Heather Mills. The pair married in 2022, but divorced just six years later. Sir Paul later married American Nancy Shevell in 2011 after four years of dating – and they remain attached to this day. Daily Star has invited a representative for Sir Paul McCartney to comment.
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