A British woman who won a million pounds in the lottery at the age of 17 wants to sue the organizers

Jane Park was just 17 years old when she won a million pounds in 2013 by buying a lottery ticket for the first time. However, recently the youngest winner of the Euromillions lottery, which is played in nine European countries, admitted that sometimes she would like to turn back the clock and never buy that ill-fated ticket.

Jane said that the winnings that made her a millionaire at one point had a negative impact on her life and she was thinking of suing the organizers. "I thought my life would get better, but I was wrong. Many people see me and think that they would like to be in my place. But they don't even know how hard it is for me."

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Jane believes that it is impossible to sell lottery tickets to people under the age of 18.

The girl could not start a relationship for a long time, because she was not sure that young people were interested in her, and not her money.

However, the 21-year-old millionaire has never considered the option to give money and get rid of such a burden, although she regularly complains that her life has changed for the worse. For example, in 2015, she broke up with her boyfriend with a scandal, accusing him of hunting for money. Jane is currently due to stand trial for speeding, and last year paparazzi happily filmed her exposed cleavage during a Halloween party in a nightclub.

By the way, Jane, a former employee of a charity organization, could not resist slightly correcting her appearance — increased her breast size, put fillers in her lips and gave Botox injections.

With the money she won, Jane bought a custom-made white Range Rover, a season ticket to the matches of her favorite Scottish football club Hibernian, and went to Ibiza to relax with friends.

After some time, she returned back to work, explaining that she prefers the work routine of a life full of laziness and luxury.

The photo shows 17—year-old Jane Park, the youngest winner of the Euromillions lottery. The girl could not even drink a glass of champagne in honor of the win, as she was underage. For the victory, she drank a soft drink Irn-bru.

By the way, 21-year-old Jane stopped communicating with her parents again because she had money.

Representatives of Camelot, the lottery organizer in the UK, said in an interview with Sunday People that an independent financial and legal commission was created immediately after Jane Park's win, which introduced the girl to another lottery winner of the same age so that they could share their experience. "We will support Jane to the best of our ability regardless of what she decides." The age limit for taking part in the lottery is adopted by Parliament.