Eccentric Jamaican singer/actress Grace Jones has been accused of wrecking an apartment she was renting in London's plush Chelsea Harbour district. The flat's owners Rosalind and John Preston lodged a complaint in a London court in May, claiming, "The defendant failed to deliver the property in a tenable state. Many of the fixtures were rendered unusable as a result of being impregnated with cigarette smoke."

The former Bond girl allegedly left the $2.7 million two-bedroom apartment in need of repairs totaling a massive $30,060. The bill includes $11,520 worth of redecoration, $4,500 for replacing the bedroom curtains and $300 for new cutlery - the spoons were found with blackened undersides as if someone had held a flame under them.

The star, who was paying $72,000 a year in rent for the flat, moved into the property in November 2003. However, since moving out, Jones has yet to return the keys and the couple's lawyers have been unable to locate the singer to pursue damages.

Jones' agent, Michael Schweiger, denied the charge saying, "I have never heard of any problems with the flat. As far as I know she left it in good standing."

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