Paul McCartney 'honeymoons in Mustique'

Sir Paul McCartney and his new wife are reportedly honeymooning at Sir Mick Jagger's Mustique home.

The former Beatles rocker married Nancy Shevell in London last weekend. They have now jetted to the secluded West Indies island for a post-wedding holiday.

It's been claimed the pair are staying in a villa owned by Rolling Stones star Mick. The property is called Stargroves and usually sets people back £10,000 a week to rent.

'Sir Paul is a regular visitor to Mustique and has stayed before at the home of Mr. Jagger,' a source told British newspaper The Sunday Mirror. 'He loves the privacy the island offers and there is no better place to spend a ¬honeymoon. Everyone will just leave them to enjoy their ¬special time -together.'

Paul and Nancy will spend four days on the idyllic island before flying to New York, where there will be a party with her friends and family.

Stargroves is the perfect spot for a honeymoon. The mansion has six bedrooms, views of the beach and neighbouring islands, a hot tub and is fully staffed so the happy couple won't have to cook for themselves.

There is also a swimming pool, games room and tennis court, as well as an instructor in water sports.

One of the post popular nightspots on the island is Basil's Bar, which is run by Basil Charles. David Bowie and Kate Moss have been there in the past and Basil is hoping Paul and Nancy will drop in.

''ve not seen Sir Paul yet but he's been in a few times in the past. Everyone would love to see him and Nancy and raise a glass to the happy couple. I met them in February the last time they were here and they seemed so happy together,' he said.

'You never know he might even sing a song or two, which would be lovely.'

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