Gillian Bayford won £148million from a lucky ticket in 2012, but things quickly fell apart with her family members.
A man has called out his family members labeling them as ungrateful.
The jackpot winner spoke while explaining why her relationship with her family collapsed after winning Euromillions lottery.
Gillian Bayford won £148million from a lucky ticket in 2012, but things quickly fell apart with her family members.
The Scot lived, Suffolk, UK, with her then-husband Adrian Bayford when she won the life-changing amount and despite giving "£20million" to family members over the next few years a rift appeared in the family.
Her parents stopped talking to her after she gained attention in the press, she told The Sun in 2016.
She said: “They are disgusted when I get that kind of attention.
“They’ve disowned me because I embarrass them.
“But they’ve been more than happy to take my money."
The lottery winner revealed how she missed out on an invitation to her brother's wedding and how she remarried - to Brian Deans, a conman convicted of stealing £13k from Tesco.
In that 2016 interview, Gillian said: “It's upsetting and raw. The money was supposed to make everybody happy. But it's made them demanding and greedy.
“They (my family) have lost touch with where they've come from.”
Gillian's parents were broke and lived in a caravan at the time of her win.
Her father also had £700,000 in debt, shared with her brother, that they had accumulated through failed businesses.
So, Gillian paid off the debt and bought her father and mother more money so they could buy an apartment in Carnoustie on Scotland's east coast.
Then, nine months later, her parents asked they give her brother more money, £800,000, for a new playcentre business.
But, Gillian says her brother then stopped talking to her and got married in secret.
“That was the first thing we paid for.
“Adrian’s family had to wait weeks but my parents and brother were first.
“They got their cars and houses before anyone.”
He splashed the money on a £300,000 house, Audis with private plates, and the wedding, she said.
Gillian said: “I can hold my head up because I know I’ve taken them out of a situation.
“They brought our name into disrespect in the village and we had people threatening to torch the family house.
“My dad and brother built up one company after another and then closed them down.
“I’ve bailed them out of every debt.”
She said that her dad tried to take control of the money she won, and repeatedly tried to claim a stake in her business.
Gillian, who now lives in Dundee, claimed: “They have lost touch with where they’ve come from.
“They’re rubbing people’s noses in it by flashing their cash, which I think is downright nasty.”
She said they fell out with her because of a story in the paper which embarrassed her parents.
In an interview with the Mirror in 2016, Bayford's mother, Brenda McCulloch, described feeling "sad" about the lack of contact with her daughter and grandchildren.
She said that while her daughter was "incredibly generous," she disputed the £20 million sum, claiming it was a much lower amount they were given.
Adrian told The Daily Mail in 2013 that the pair had split because they hadn't spent any time together as a couple - with him working on maintaining their Georgian mansion.
He said: "When you win the lottery it’s so stressful.
"I’ve worked so hard on those grounds [at the mansion], I’ve not had a break, we’ve never had time together as a couple.
"I mean you cannot change what’s happened. It is just something that happened. But we’re great friends, we’re still getting on."