Tonight's record £199m EuroMillions jackpot could make you richer than Adele and biggest ever winner
The top win so far this year was £83million in January
ROLLING IN IT! Tonight's record £199m EuroMillions jackpot could make you richer than Adele and biggest ever winner
TONIGHT'S mammoth £199million EuroMillions jackpot could leave the winner rolling in it deeper than Adele.
One lucky ticket-holder could grab the UK record prize — making them the country's biggest winner to date.
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They would have more dosh than superstar singer Adele, 37, who is worth £170million.
They would also knock out 35-year-old boxer Anthony Joshua's £195million and put 29-year-old pop star Dua Lipa's £115million piggy bank in the shade.
Andy Carter, senior winners' adviser at Allwyn, which runs the National Lottery, said: 'This is the kind of jackpot which doesn't just change your life, it would propel you into the realms of the rich and famous.
'You would be able to treat all the people close to you and make it work for future generations.'
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The jackpot has been climbing since April 11, and, if it is not won tonight, will be capped at £202million.
Britain's biggest winner, who kept anonymous, banked £195million in July 2022.
The top win this year was £83million in January.
A UK win would be the 20th EuroMillions jackpot of £100million-plus claimed here.
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Sign up for the Entertainment newsletter Sign up 6 Clint Eastwood, 95, has hit out at the Austrian newspaper for the 'phoney' Q&A Credit: Getty 6 Eastwood in The Good, the Bad and the Ugly in 1966 Credit: Alamy 6 The supposed interview was published in Kurier, a Vienna-based paper with around 100,000 readers Credit: Worldshop Despite his age meaning his career on the big screen has all but finished, Eastwood's name was brought up again after his comments on the state of the film industry went viral. Kurier, a Vienna-based paper with around 100,000 readers, published a major Q&A spread with the Dirty Harry star on Friday. The main takeaway from the supposed interview was just how much Eastwood despised how reliant Hollywood has become on sequels and franchises. 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Eastwood is still working as a director with his most recent movie being Juror #2 which was released in November last year. He has long been an influential figure in Hollywood for bis longevity and ability. Since breaking through with the 1964 film of A Fistful of Dollars, Eastwood has continued as a leading man for decades. He has even received the ultimate honour as a director through two Academy Award's for best director with 1992's Unforgiven and Million Dollar Baby in 2005. 6 Eastwood in 2019 Credit: Getty 6 The acting legend in Dirty Harry Credit: Getty
