Paul McCartney will be getting hitched for the third time next year, according to reports. The Beatles legend is planning to marry U.S. heiress Nancy Shevell, whom he has been dating since 2007.
Sir Paul reportedly held a family meeting in the Caribbean this month to talk to his children about his future with Shevell. Their wedding ceremony will be somewhat small and low-key to minimize paparazzi interference and press coverage.
"Paul and Nancy's relationship is rock solid and there's no mad hurry for a wedding," a source told Britain's Daily Express. "Next year has certainly been mentioned as the most likely time, but neither of them want some big hoo-ha (fuss). It's almost certainly going to be done very discreetly over in the U.S. and Paul would ideally like to do it without any publicity beforehand. Whether he could pull that off is another matter."
McCartney was married to his first wife, Linda, in 1969. She passed away in 1998. He then wed former model Heather Mills in 2002, but the pair divorced in 2006.
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