Sir Paul McCartney's relationship with heiress Sabrina Guinness is just a friendship, the ex-Beatle's spokesman said today.
The 64-year-old was photographed outside the home of the 52-year-old former love of the Prince of Wales.
The pair are said to have met for a dinner date on Wednesday night, with the socialite comforting the singer over his divorce battle.
But the singer's spokesman Stuart Bell said: "There is no relationship beyond friendship."
The singer, whose estranged wife Heather Mills is starring on US reality TV show Dancing with the Stars, said: "I realise everyone wants to see me with a new bird right now and that's very flattering.
"I have known this lady for a while. We enjoy each other's company. When we get together we talk about stuff like the environment and Al Gore, things like that."
He told the Daily Mail: "I have had a terrible day at the office and as you probably know I'm going through a pretty difficult divorce right now too."
The star added: "It's not really a big thing. We have known each other a long time."
Macca invited Miss Guinness to join him and his daughter Stella and her husband Alasdhair Willis for dinner in an Italian restaurant in Notting Hill, west London.
But his plans were scuppered by the paparazzi, and after picking her up in his chauffeured Lexus, he dropped off the heiress to the Guinness industry at a friend's house before going to the restaurant alone - informing photographers that they had ruined his night.
The 64-year-old was photographed outside the home of the 52-year-old former love of the Prince of Wales.
The pair are said to have met for a dinner date on Wednesday night, with the socialite comforting the singer over his divorce battle.
But the singer's spokesman Stuart Bell said: "There is no relationship beyond friendship."
The singer, whose estranged wife Heather Mills is starring on US reality TV show Dancing with the Stars, said: "I realise everyone wants to see me with a new bird right now and that's very flattering.
"I have known this lady for a while. We enjoy each other's company. When we get together we talk about stuff like the environment and Al Gore, things like that."
He told the Daily Mail: "I have had a terrible day at the office and as you probably know I'm going through a pretty difficult divorce right now too."
The star added: "It's not really a big thing. We have known each other a long time."
Macca invited Miss Guinness to join him and his daughter Stella and her husband Alasdhair Willis for dinner in an Italian restaurant in Notting Hill, west London.
But his plans were scuppered by the paparazzi, and after picking her up in his chauffeured Lexus, he dropped off the heiress to the Guinness industry at a friend's house before going to the restaurant alone - informing photographers that they had ruined his night.
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