Lottery-winning partner in the face seven times has had his prison sentence increased to more than 20 years.Stephen Gibbs, 45, was jailed for 13 years with an extended licence period of five years after he attacked Emma Brown at the home they shared in Lakeside, Barry, Wales, on January 30 last year.Gibbs had become increasingly paranoid and controlling of his “outgoing” partner of 12 years as their relationship had deteriorated due to her lottery win.Ms Brown won a multimillion-pound sum on the National Lottery in 2017 which “tipped the balance” of their relationship, according to her victim impact statement. After the attack, it was also discovered Gibbs had fitted a tracking device to her car.Gibbs became increasingly paranoid that she was having an affair with a male school friend and when he confronted her that day, she told him she wanted to end their relationship.In response, he assaulted her and broke her shoulder.
