EuroMillions lottery winners

Joe and Jess Thwaite, from Gloucester, scooped a record-breaking £184,262,899 with a Lucky Dip ticket on the draw on Tuesday May 10.

She considers helping others to be an addiction. Catherine and Gareth Bull won £40.6million in the EuroMillions in 2012. Mrs Thwaite said: “The win gives us time to dream, which we haven’t had before. The fourth biggest National Lottery winner won a Superdraw rollover jackpot in June 2019, and decided not to go public with their success. In 2017, Adrian was broken up with by his new girlfriend and his home was raided in a £100,000 burglary, all in the space of a few weeks, as reported in The Sun. The biggest winner of the National Lottery before the Thwaite's win scooped £170 million in October 2019, after matching all the numbers in a Must Be Won draw.

Joe and Jess Thwaite, from Gloucester, said the record-breaking win will give them "time to dream".

It's imperative that people seek the advice of experts and put a long-lasting plan in place" Mrs Thwaite said they bought the property to give their children a "country-type lifestyle" and share it with their three dogs, five chickens, two geckos and three ponies. The dilemma of what to do with a huge lottery win is the stuff of dreams for most people. The win will give the couple the money needed to work on the "dream" home they recently moved into. The couple, formerly of Pershore in Worcestershire, said the win would give them "time to share lots of experiences and go on adventures with our family and friends". Mrs Thwaite, 44, who has two children with her 49-year-old husband, said the win will give them "time to dream".

The couple, who are in their 40s and from Gloucestershire, have gone public at the Ellenborough Park hotel in Cheltenham following their win. Mrs Thwaite, 46, ...

He said: “I normally buy them when it’s a good amount, so when there’s a lot of money I’ll put it on. He said: “Then I looked at the amount and I put the phone down. And I picked the phone up again, and I looked at the amount again. Mrs Thwaite said: “The win gives us time to dream which we haven’t had before. Mr Thwaite said his luck is usually “pretty terrible” when it comes to the lottery but by 4pm on that fateful Tuesday he thought he “better buy a ticket” because of the jackpot. Mrs Thwaite runs a hairdressing salon and Mr Thwaite is a communication sales engineer - both of them still going to work on the day they won the jackpot.

A married couple have been unmasked as the winners of Britain's biggest EuroMillions lottery jackpot of £184 million, revealing the first thing they bought ...

"Then I looked at the amount and I put the phone down. Let's go with it and let's enjoy this moment of thinking we've won the lottery because it's not real." I still don't think that it's real." Mrs Thwaite said: "The win gives us time to dream, which we haven't had before. "To tell the truth, we bought bedroom furniture. When the office told them they "definitely had won", Mrs Thwaite said: "I didn't think it was real to be honest.

Joe and Jess Thwaite have been unveiled as winners of the huge jackpot prize at hotel in Cheltenham; Joe, a communications sales engineer, and Jess, ...

One of the living spaces includes a VIP cabin with a sliding door perfect for holding private meetings. Their only big purchase on the horizon is a new car for Jess. We bought a chest of drawers and a wardrobe. we'd love to go on a holiday family.' She added: 'We had to go buy suitcases to come here because we don't go on holiday. And on whether they're worried about scammers or people coming forward to ask for money, Mrs Thwaite said: 'I haven't even thought of anything like that. The lounge comes fitted with a fireplace, an oak beam mantle and a log burning stove. Asked if there is one thing they have always dreamed of buying, Mrs Thwaite said: 'We're not really those materialistic people. The Blow Hair and Beauty salon. She'd like to stay in the house as she's been there for about three years. 'I had a long call with her - because obviously putting the children through university... Jess, 44, added: 'She just literally screamed in the car park and burst into tears because even though it's wonderful and exciting.