UK's youngest lottery winner splits with boyfriend and finds new love with gas engineer as they share snaps
Callie Rogers, who scooped £1.8million in 2003 aged 16 but blew the fortune on cosmetic surgery and drugs, has shared loved-up photos with gas engineer Todd Eilbeck, 35.
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She had been with Lee Matthews but revealed she has been bringing up her fifth child as a single mum.
Alongside a pic, Callie, now 38, called Todd 'My 'world' my best friend'.
Todd, who also has children, shared a photo showing him and Callie cuddling up together.
We revealed last year that Callie, of Workington, Cumbria, was dating engineer Lee and had had her fifth child.
But in a later update to mark Navie-Nicola's first birthday, she revealed on social media that she was 'doing it all alone'.
She also said: 'Most would describe the first year as tiring and challenging, but for me it's been the most magical, rewarding year of my life . . . '
She did not reveal the father's identity and there is no suggestion she was talking about Lee.
She reportedly splurged her jackpot over nine years on plastic surgery, cocaine, clothes and hand-outs to friends and family.
Callie is likely to keep her youngest winner record because the minimum age to play the National Lottery has since been lifted to 18.
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