The Saudi millionaire is breaking his silence about the death of Diana and his nephew Dodi, his efforts to find a last minute refuge to Saddam Hussein before the war and whom among President Bush's close circle took a part in it.
And... he is speaking for the first time about Heather Mills.
"Adnan, have you ever paid for sex???"
Daphne with Adnan Kashoggi
in Dubai, 2006
Yoko Ono gave an emotional interview to Daphne, on 1998 (at the Regency in New York). She has never recovered of , "being so hated for marrying a Beatle..." Despite tensions in the past, she is supporting Paul during his bitter divorce.
Adnan Kashoggi sat down with Daphne on camera twice: first time in Dubai (June 2006), second time in Paris (October 2006)
He taped the second interview, to put on the record, for once and for all his comments about his reported connections to the questions about Heather Mills' past.
November 14, 2006 -- THE searing question of whether Heather Mills McCartney was once a high-priced hooker for wealthy Arab clients has been put to the very man who is accused of hiring her in the first place - and he's not denying it.
Earlier this year, London's News of the World claimed that Mills, embroiled in a nasty split from Paul McCartney, once worked as a prostitute for rich and powerful clients including reputed arms dealer Adnan Khashoggi - an allegation she has denied while admitting she did meet Khashoggi at a party.
Now, celebrity interviewer Daphne Barak has landed a sit-down with Khashoggi in which she asks whether he employed Mills for sex acts. "Was Heather Mills paid for sex - or wasn't she?" Barak asks on a short teaser clip from the interview available on her Web site, daphnebarak.com, which has been viewed by Page Six and will be released next week.
"Who cares?" answers Khashoggi, who then giggles and gives Barak a sort of "high-five" handshake.
According to Britain's Mail on Sunday, Khashoggi, who is shown in the interview tape admiring photos of the scantily clad former model, goes on to say: "How does she know names, places, if she wasn't one of the girls? Maybe if she says she came to my party, she came."
The Khashoggi interview comes on the heels of a report that McCartney - who was promoting his new CD in Times Square yesterday - has offered Mills a settlement worth nearly $190 million, if she agrees to grant him custody of their 3-year-daughter, Beatrice.
Meanwhile, McCartney's supporters say one of Mills' charges against the ex-Beatle is disturbingly similar to what happened to her mother. As The Post previously reported, Mills says in her divorce petition that McCartney shoved her into a bathtub in May 2003 - a charge McCartney denies. Now her stepdad tells London's Daily Mail that Mills' mom once told him her own ex-husband had pushed her into a bath. "Heather is simply a very confused woman for whom reality and fantasy have become blurred," Charles Stapley said.
In the midst of a nasty divorce between Paul McCartney and Heather Mills, Daphne found herself interviewing arms dealer Adnan Kashoggi.
His name was mentioned in the UK tabloids, as one of the people who reportedly enjoyed “services”.
Kashoggi who had refused to comment on the sensational headlines, answered Daphne’s questions and then – decided to do another interview and put the record straight for once and for all.
Kashoggi’s interview (aired in the US on ET / Insider) created front pages worldwide.
Heather Mills followed her UK TV campaign with a US one... As before, she tried to portray herself as the ultimate victim and compare herself to the late princess Diana. Amazingly she volunteered: "I have taped every conversation..."
Heather Mills who is going through a messy divorce with Paul McCartney, made an emotional appearance on a British TV morning show.
Mills claims that she has been protecting her ex-husband, but she is about to collapse and talk any minute....
