Nanny suing Heather Mills now turns up in video on YouTube praising her?

December 30, 2:09 PMBeatles ExaminerSteve Marinucci

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A former nanny now suing Heather Mills can be seen in a newly uploaded video on YouTube praising her lavishly (see above).

In the roughly two minute video, Sara Trumble, now suing Heather Mills for "sex discrimination" and intimidation, criticizes press coverage of Mills and says Paul McCartney's ex-wife is a devoted mother. Mills, through a spokesman, denied posting the video, according to a report in the UK Daily Telegraph.

"Any claim that Heather posted this video on YouTube is patently untrue and false," the paper quotes her spokesman.

But a friend of Trumble told the Daily Mail that new workers hired by Mills must be taped praising her and complaining about the press coverage Heather receives. "She has chosen a few seconds of footage from Sara's interview and stuck them together with pictures of the story about her court case, to make it look like she's being interviewed today." 

Trumble confirmed it was filmed by a member of "Heather's team," but when asked to comment further by the Daily Telegraph, she would only say, "I cannot say any more until I speak to my solicitor."

Trumble has accused Mills of forcing her to do things that weren't in her job description as a nanny. The New York Post reported these included giving a naked Mills a spray tan to match the color of her prosthetic leg and working early morning and late night hours.

The BraveNewFilm YouTube account that posted the Trumbell interview has a name deceptively similar to the YouTube account name of filmmaker Robert Greenwald's Brave New Films (with spaces between the words). Greenwald is the filmmaker behind "Outfoxed: Rupert Murdoch’s War on Journalism," "Iraq For Sale: The War Profiteers" and "Wal-Mart: The High Cost of Low Prices."