Woman wins £1m lottery two weeks after pranking boyfriend

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 6 Oct, 03:24 · Archive

Charlotte Peart from Whittlesey won £1 million on the National Lottery after playing a ticket for £1.50.

Charlotte Peart from Whittlesey, near Peterborough, won £1 million on the National Lottery in 2018 with a ticket that cost £1.50. The win came just two weeks after she had pranked her husband Daniel with a fake lottery scratch card.

Peart said she bought the ticket after finding £1.50 sitting in her online lottery account and deciding to use it for a ticket. The 28-year-old told The Mirror about her experience, though the full details of her story are not provided in the available accounts.

How it is being reported

• Woman pranked her husband with fake National Lottery win only to actually scoop £1m jackpot just two weeks laterGB News · 6 Oct, 03:12
• 'I pranked my boyfriend with fake lottery win - 2 weeks later we actually won £1million'The Mirror · 5 Oct, 09:41

In this story: Charlotte Peart · Daniel Peart · Whittlesey · Peterborough · National Lottery

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