The youngest ever Euromillions winner has shared what she’s been spending her cash on for Christmas dinner this year.
Influencer Jane Park became a history-making winner in 2013 when she won £1,000,000 on the draw at the age of just 17.
The Edinburgh native spent the winnings on holidays, cars and designer clothes, even stumping up for a luxury three-bedroom home.
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And 10 years on from pocketing the cash, Jane has been showing off her festive feast to more than 211k Instagram followers.
Posted with the message “having a holly, jolly Christmas – it’s the best time of the year”, Jane showed a packed table, featuring many Christmas classics.
(Image: Jane Park / Instagram)
Although she didn’t specifically state what was on it, there appears to be a bowl of roasted vegetables, some kind of chicken casserole, a bowl of chopped up bread, green beans, an unidentifiable sauce and something that looks like a wellington.
And there is, for some reason, a chopped up green apple on the table – a real Christmas dinner of champions, in our opinion.
A few years after her winning moment, Jane claimed she was feeling “bored and miserable” and slammed the National Lottery for allowing her to win.
She said: “Literally it came to a point where I was like ‘I hate this’.
“I remember just thinking ‘I’m so young’ and ‘Why would anyone put someone this young through these emotions’.
“I remember my nana saying ‘It’s like giving a kid a gun in their hand and not telling them what to do with it’.
“I understand how easily your life could just spiral out of control. I could feel it happening.”
Reflecting on the ups and downs of life as a young lottery winner, she concluded: “You have good days and you have bad days. There are times where I feel lonely and I feel bored and I feel s***.
“But there are other times where I’m flying to Dubai and I’m doing nice things and I’m very grateful for the life that I live.”
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