Bloke blanked by sister who received £61m on EuroMillions – ‘I do not need a penny’

The brother of a EuroMillions winner who scooped a jaw-dropping £61million jackpot has opened up about their feud that is been on-going for over 20 years.

Winner Debbie Nuttall celebrated her big win this week. But curiously, her youthful brother Glen was not current at this joyous occasion. The as soon as close-siblings are not speaking to one another due to an argument they’d many years in the past, the Mirror studies.

Living off advantages and elevating his autistic son, 10, in momentary lodging, Glen claims he would not need a penny from his sister’s winnings.

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The father of 4 disclosed to the Sunday Mirror that he tried mending the bitter rift between them with out success, even explaining that Debbie ignored him publicly at a grocery store. He came upon about his sister’s lottery win by a newspaper article.

Glen revealed: “My son messaged me and said, ‘Dad, I know you don’t want to know, but look at this’ and he sent me a snippet from the paper. I didn’t know anything about it. I said, ‘Is it a joke?'” Their fallout occurred after they have been barely of their early thirties, in accordance with Glen.

He added: “She has not really spoken to me since then. I might have said the odd word to her but I’ve seen her in Asda and she has blanked me. She has totally walked past my little boy and never said a word.”

Glen, who’s only one 12 months youthful than his sister Debbie, stated they have been shut after they have been little and even bunked collectively in the identical room. He had a troublesome time with psychological well being stuff in his late teenagers, and he moved in with Debbie for assist. He’s tried to sort things between them however says it has been a no-go.

Glen, 53, who’s additionally received two half-brothers, talked about Debbie, 54, saying: “Sometimes I think about it and it makes me sad. But then I think, ‘I’ve tried with you but you’ve made no effort whatsoever’.”

He shared that their mum and pop, Susan, 73, and John, 75, break up up when he was only a child at six months outdated, and he and Debbie stayed with their mum in Nelson, Lancs. They had the same old brother-sister scraps, however Glen felt they have been fairly chummy. He stated: “We were pretty close. I would like to think we were. She might have different memories of it.”

When he hit his early teenagers, he went to dwell along with his dad and ended up in care after turning into a “bit of a tearaway”. He talked about that he and Debbie grew aside after she left her first hubby, his mate Paul Ridge, and received collectively together with her second husband Richard.

After a giant struggle, Glen and Debbie stopped speaking altogether. Debbie and Richard, 54, from Colne, Lancs, are planning to deal with their nearest and dearest with a few of their lottery winnings and are considering of shifting from their £370,000 home to one thing nicer, plus perhaps getting a vacation dwelling in Portugal.

The fortunate pair, mother and father to a few women and grandparents to 2 little ones, have been celebrating their thirtieth wedding ceremony anniversary within the Canaries after they came upon they’d netted half of a £132m jackpot. Richard stated they “went mental” of their vacation automobile after a name with National Lottery officers.

He quipped: “It was the whole Del Boy and Rodney scene when they became millionaires outside Sotheby’s.” Meanwhile, Glen from Burnley, Lancs says he has barely a penny to his title and is ready on a council home, however will not be asking his loaded sister for a handout, insisting: “Hang out a begging bowl? Absolutely no way.”

Even with their sibling squabbles, Glen claims he is over the moon for Debbie, reassuring: “I’ve no animosity towards her. Don’t get me wrong. I am happy that she has won this money. I was not jealous or anything like that. I might come across as bitter but I’m really not.”

Debbie and Richard selected to not remark. Debbie’s dad John admitted: “She has a brother but she does not see him.”