Liz snubs Bing baby bung
By NICK PARKER THE SUN

Defiant Liz Hurley last night snubbed a £1.8million payout from Steve Bing for their baby son.

Actress Liz, 37, said the trust fund cash “was not wanted or welcome”.

A spokeswoman for Bing, 36, said £100,000 a year would be paid into a trust until Damian is 18 — and it was not for the mother to turn away financial support for their child.

Bing, who has never seen eight-month-old Damian, had said he would support the tot only if it was shown he was the dad.

DNA tests proved in June that he was, and yesterday the financial plan was agreed in the family division of the High Court.

Film producer Bing — heir to a £400million property fortune — said he was “delighted” the matter had been concluded.

But Liz later said in a statement: “I have always made it perfectly clear to Stephen Bing that I don’t want any financial help from him whatsoever.

“However, following legal proceedings instigated by himself and opposed by me, it appears that one cannot stop someone trying to give you money.

“I know £100,000 a year is an enormous sum of money to Mr Bing and I fully appreciate his generosity towards his son.

“However, my position is the same. The money is not wanted or welcome. Damian and I are managing very well by ourselves.”