A WHOPPING £54 million is up for grabs in the EuroMillions jackpot tomorrow night.
The huge sum would see one lucky Brit become richer than pop group Little Mix.
2
2
Punters can choose their usual numbers, or take a pot-shot on the Lucky Dip.
And five main numbers plus 2 lucky stars will see the winner take home the life-changing jackpot.
They would instantly become richer than the famous trio who are formed of Jade Thirlwall, Perrie Edwards, and Leigh-Anne Pinnock.
The three girls have a net worth of £54 million, according to the Sunday Times Rich List.
It’s not quite enough to overtake Harry Styles, who reportedly has a net worth of £75m, Adele, with £130m, or Ed Sheeran, who has a staggering estimated worth of £147m.
However, the huge sum would still enable the winner to have double the amount that rapper Stormzy owns, who is said to be worth £24 million.
The latest draw comes just two months after a single Brit won £109m.
That prize was the 11th biggest lottery win ever. The largest amount ever won in the UK was back in October 2019, when £170.2m was claimed.
Most read in Money
Another British ticket-holder also won the Millionaire Maker Selection on the same night in February.
Any ticket-holder concerned over how to spend their new fortune will be offered top advice by Camelot’s Andy Carter, senior winners’ advisor at The National Lottery.
He told Sun Online: “Take your time. When people do win, it suddenly becomes serious, so people aren’t often as gregarious as they think they will be.
“It is a bit of a huge shock. And sometimes you can be sort of concerned with the shock, you forget to celebrate.
“And actually winning the lottery is a fantastic and amazing thing to happen to anybody.
“For your own sake, you want to look back and think actually, I shall never ever forget this.
“Because I think if anything happens to your life – if you get married, if you move house, if you have a child – you celebrate it.”
The odds of winning any EuroMillions prize are 1 in 13.
And with up to 100million EuroMillions entries evert round, the competition is stiff.
The draw takes place tomorrow (Tuesday, April 4) at 8:45pm and tickets must have been bought by 7.30pm.
