Mellon's life is not so sweet

Mellon's life is not so sweet

Perhaps troubled banking heir Matthew Mellon and his stunning former fiancee Noelle Reno ought to have followed that old adage: never mix business with pleasure.

Splitting up: Noelle Reno and banking heir Matthew Mellon have called off their engagement

For the collapse of their romance may trigger a court action by Noelle, who is insisting she deserves her share of their cashmere clothes line, Degrees Of Freedom.
Mellon, 43, the ex-husband of Jimmy Choo founder Tamara, owns a controlling 51 per cent share in the firm, but Noelle, 25, has told friends her 49 per cent stake is worth £1.5 million  -  and she wants to be recompensed.
She recently left their los flat back to her father's house in Seattle told his friend she could no longer endure american-born Mellon's difficult behavior.

He, in turn, found in New York, his new girlfriend, stylist nicole Hanley and claims over robot his relationship, because she didn't really love him.

Meanwhile, there have been reports of the destruction of by partial equity degrees of freedom.

But Mellon spokeswoman said: "this is not true. Don't wear clothes are destroyed and order is by as planned. Robot contributed little, apart from a pretty face. "