GIRL ABOUT TOWN: 'Hot Felon' Jeremy Meeks says Chloe Green chased HIM by gatecrashing a Cannes dinner party

By Charlotte Griffiths' Diary Edited By Robbie Griffiths For The Mail On Sunday

Published: 00:05 GMT, 26 November 2017 | Updated: 10:47 GMT, 26 November 2017

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With three kids, an impending divorce and a criminal record even bigger than his ego, ‘hot felon’ Jeremy Meeks is hardly a catch. So imagine my surprise when the model threw his girlfriend Chloe Green under a bus during an interview.

Meeks claimed the daughter of Topshop tycoon Sir Philip Green had to chase him around Cannes and gatecrash his dinner parties before he fell madly in love with her – and her dad’s £3.8 billion fortune, of course.

He boasted: ‘The third time we met, designer Philipp Plein threw a dinner for me and Chloe was there.

'I didn’t put her on the guest list and I still don’t know who invited her but I am happy she was there, and after that we fell in love.’

What a gent!

‘What’s got 9 million knots, is 20 metres long, weighs 220kg, and took six months to weave?’

That’s the riddle Earl Spencer asked his internet followers to solve last week. Fortunately, the earl, 53, also provided the answer to those stumped: it’s a new carpet for the main staircase at his stately home, Althorp.

The carpet is the latest example of how set he is on restoring the Northamptonshire pile where he and his sister Princess Diana grew up.

Their stepmother Raine sold off the estate’s prized paintings, including works by Van Dyck, and decked it out in garish colours.

The carpet is the latest example of how set he is on restoring the Northamptonshire pile where he and his sister Princess Diana grew up

Socialite Amanda Eliasch is suing a former employee for over £100,000. Amanda claims Shahzaad Aaron Ausman embezzled money from her and is suing for fraud.

The 57-year-old has filed a US lawsuit against Ausman, who helped her sell a property in California.

Artist Amanda alleges he failed to transfer the full amount of the sale and ‘misappropriated the $136,000 (£102,000) from the bank account for his own purposes’. Ausman has not commented on the case.