Jane Park became a millionaire overnight at just 17 years old whilst living with her mum in an Edinburgh council flat, yet over a decade later, she still proudly lives a modest lifestyle.
The teenager won a staggering £1million on the lottery, becoming the UK's youngest winner.
Since her life-changing win, Park has built an impressive £3million net worth.
She has gained a strong following on Instagram and even appeared on popular US show Dr Phil.
Her journey from modest beginnings to lottery millionaire has made her one of Britain's most recognisable winners.
Despite her wealth, Park now lives in a modest three-bedroom home and has branded herself the "B&M version of Molly Mae", preferring a humble lifestyle.
She regularly jets off on holiday but chooses budget airlines like easyJet and Ryanair over private jets.
While she has visited luxurious destinations, she was recently spotted sipping Bacardi Breezers at a friend's hen do in Benidorm.
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While avoiding luxury travel, Park hasn't held back on cosmetic procedures since her win.
Reports from 2021 suggest she spent around £50,000 on surgery including breast enhancement, a bum lift, liposuction, dental veneers, Botox, lip enhancements and fillers.
However, a Turkish bum lift procedure in 2017 nearly cost Park her life.
She was left fighting for survival due to suspected sepsis following the operation.
The experience prompted her to issue warnings to others about the dangers of cosmetic surgery abroad.
Despite her success, Park has been candid about the downsides of her lottery win.
On US talk show Dr Phil, she admitted the cash has come with "stalkers and death threats".
"You can be anonymous but you are encouraged to go public," she explained. "I wish I'd never won it, I wouldn't wish it on anyone."
Park doesn't regret how she spent her money, but does regret the publicity.
"When I won it was a very quick turnover, it was massive. At the time it was kind of crazy, and it's even crazier looking back."
While quick to challenge critics online, Park has admitted her wealth left her feeling "bored" and "miserable".
She told LadBible: "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'."
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The teenager won a staggering £1million on the lottery, becoming the UK's youngest winner.
Since her life-changing win, Park has built an impressive £3million net worth.
She has gained a strong following on Instagram and even appeared on popular US show Dr Phil.
Her journey from modest beginnings to lottery millionaire has made her one of Britain's most recognisable winners.
Despite her wealth, Park now lives in a modest three-bedroom home and has branded herself the "B&M version of Molly Mae", preferring a humble lifestyle.
She regularly jets off on holiday but chooses budget airlines like easyJet and Ryanair over private jets.
While she has visited luxurious destinations, she was recently spotted sipping Bacardi Breezers at a friend's hen do in Benidorm.
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While avoiding luxury travel, Park hasn't held back on cosmetic procedures since her win.
Reports from 2021 suggest she spent around £50,000 on surgery including breast enhancement, a bum lift, liposuction, dental veneers, Botox, lip enhancements and fillers.
However, a Turkish bum lift procedure in 2017 nearly cost Park her life.
She was left fighting for survival due to suspected sepsis following the operation.
The experience prompted her to issue warnings to others about the dangers of cosmetic surgery abroad.
Despite her success, Park has been candid about the downsides of her lottery win.
On US talk show Dr Phil, she admitted the cash has come with "stalkers and death threats".
"You can be anonymous but you are encouraged to go public," she explained. "I wish I'd never won it, I wouldn't wish it on anyone."
Park doesn't regret how she spent her money, but does regret the publicity.
"When I won it was a very quick turnover, it was massive. At the time it was kind of crazy, and it's even crazier looking back."
While quick to challenge critics online, Park has admitted her wealth left her feeling "bored" and "miserable".
She told LadBible: "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'."
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