Learning a lesson from a failed marriage

You can learn a lot from your spouse. I'll use a celebrity couple in the news as an example. Paul McCartney and Wife Separate

McCartney's wealth was estimated at $1.5 billion by the Sunday Times in their annual list of Britain's richest people. The couple are believed not to have a prenuptial agreement.

In 2002, Heather Mills told Vanity Fair that McCartney didn't force her to sign a prenuptial agreement before their huge wedding. Mills said she offered to sign an agreement, but that McCartney — who was worth more than $1 billion at the time — wouldn't allow it. "I wanted to prove that I love him for him," she was quoted by the magazine as saying. "He said, 'I wouldn't let you.'"
McCartney told the magazine that he knew some people would think he was being suckered by a gold digger.

It is estimated that she will end up with over 300 million dollars when the marriage is dissolved. Any bets on whether she will insist on a pre-nuptial agreement with any potential future husband?