Brit EuroMillions winners who scooped lottery's biggest ever £184m jackpot go public

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The National Lottery has explained why some winners choose to reveal their identities after scooping the jackpot.

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Good Morning Britain on Friday, Laura, 40, told presenter Kate Garraway and Ben Shephard that she always had a secret worry of being murdered if anyone was to discover her big win.Making reference to the latest National Lottery winners, Kate, 55, expressed that she would love to give Laura a large chunk of money if she won millions of pounds.Starting off the discussion, Kate said: "Laura would get a big chunk of money."Surprised, Ben, 47, said: "Would she, why wold she get a big chunk?"Kate insisted that Laura has delivered great content, which lead Laura to admit: "I always used to worry that on a Saturday night, on a 12-hour night shift with one other person, that if I won, I would have to sit there quietly because I wouldn't want them to kill me and take the ticket and run away."I used to think about that all the time."Surprised by her admission, Kate said: "Really?"The weather forecaster continued: Yeah I used to think that if I'm on a night shift on my own with one other person..."Ben interrupted: "That tells you everything you need to know that Laura will be nervous about the person she's working with might kill her.Laura added: "But it would be worth it, if you worked with someone who won the lottery you could just take their ticket.Shocked again, Kate chimed: "Hang on a minute, you're saying you would kill someone if you could get away with it if you won the lottery."Jokingly, Laura responded: "Depends on how big the win was."On Thursday (May 19), Joe and Jess Thwaite won a record-breaking £184,262,899 making them the UK's biggest EuroMillions lottery winner.As the presenters discussed the miraculous win on GMB, viewers took to Twitter to comment on whether they would reveal that they had won.One person wrote:

The National Lottery has explained why some lottery winners decide to reveal their identities shortly after scooping the jackpot. A spokesperson for the firm said that going public can give the winner "peace of mind" and suggested that when winners reveal who they are, they're sometimes better able to enjoy their winnings as they no longer have to keep "such a big secret" from their loved ones.

EuroMillions winner has come forward to claim a UK record-breaking £184million jackpot.The winning numbers were announced on Tuesday night to have been selected by someone in the UK who become the biggest ever lottery winner in Britain. Once the cash is pumped into the winner's bank account, their riches will suddenly dwarf that of pop music's biggest names including Harry Styles and Little Mix.Camelot’s Andy Carter, Senior Winners’ Advisor at The National Lottery, said, “This is absolutely incredible news! "Last night saw history made with the biggest ever National Lottery prize won by a single UK ticket-holder, and we’re ecstatic that we’ve now received a claim."Our focus now is on supporting the ticket-holder through the process and helping them start to enjoy their truly life-changing and record-breaking win.”The winner's ticket matched all seven numbers which were: 3, 25, 27, 28 and 29 and the Lucky Star numbers 4 and 9 which has landed them a staggering £184,262,899.10.The winner has not been named and may decide on keeping a low profile to dodge the inevitable attention but not all before them have been quite so withdrawn from the public eye.From a woman who splurged her cash on cocaine and plastic surgery, to a man who splashed out on sex workers and extravagant holidays, there have been some extreme cases of Brits not doing too well with lottery money.

A lucky winner of the EuroMillions jackpot has scooped £184m which is the UK’s largest National Lottery prize. The UK resident is no doubt having a pinch-me moment as the enormity of the record-breaking win sinks in.

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A UK ticket holder has won the country’s biggest ever National Lottery prize - the £184m EuroMillions jackpot. The previous biggest lottery win in the UK was £170m in October 2019, however the winner chose to remain anonymous.

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One lucky player could bag the UK's biggest ever jackpot on Tuesday with a heart-stopping £184m EuroMillions prize up for grabs.