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Why Bruce Blakeman once got roasted by ex-wife’s husband Paul McCartney

By Big New York · 10/30/2026 · Updated 10/30/2026

GOP gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman recalled how Paul McCartney, who married his ex-wife Nancy Shevell, teased him for missing his Long Island concerts. Republican gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman was once “teased” by his ex-wife’s husband Paul McCartney — who roasted him for turning down his repeated invites, he told The Post.  The legendary Beatle, who is.

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GOP gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman recalled how Paul McCartney, who married his ex-wife Nancy Shevell, teased him for missing his Long Island concerts. Republican gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman was once “teased” by his ex-wife’s husband Paul McCartney — who roasted him for turning down his repeated invites, he told The Post.  The legendary Beatle, who is.

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