National Lottery winners who won £5million divorce after husband meets another woman

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the Daily Record reports. READ MORE: Scientists astounded as super rare terrifying 'walking sharks' finally spotted on beach It seemed that though the mogul, now 52, was able to build a £30 million empire, the 2008 credit crunch saw this all come crashing down.It was also revealed last month by the Sunday Mail that charity regulators were looking into the finances of The Teddy Bear Foundation, a charity the couple set up to help children with special needs and of which they are the only trustees.

Chuwen said: "We are doing everything we can to co-operate with the Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator. "Discussions over this have caused a great deal of stress for Jenny and I, on top of pressures related to business and a protracted period of ill health. "I also acknowledge that during this difficult time in our lives, I developed a relationship with someone who I met through work. "I have apologised to Jenny and our children and hope to continue to be a loving father to them as they grow up."The couple share three children - Harvey, 15, and daughters Kelly, 17 and Lois, 21.The split sees the couple give up a rather luxurious life they had created for themselves, having purchased one of the most sought-after properties in Glasgow, a swanky villa on the city's illustrious south side.

Chuwen told friends he had vowed to buy it as soon as he laid eyes on it during a stroll with Jenny back in their honeymoon days more than 20 years ago.

One friend admitted: "Everyone thinks winning the lottery is a guarantee of happiness but many winners know to their cost that it’s not always plain sailing. "Barry and Jenny have enjoyed the good times but, just like everyone else, problems can emerge that prove insurmountable. "They.