INCREDIBLE lottery secrets have been revealed including winners’ chances of a new romance and who was most likely to get a divorce.

The revelations come from research conducted in Sweden that analysed human behaviour after hitting the jackpot in the lotto.

Brits Gillian and Adrian Bayford split after they won £148million

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Brits Gillian and Adrian Bayford split after they won £148millionCredit: PA:Press Association
Colin and Christine Weir also sought a quick divorce after scooping large

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Colin and Christine Weir also sought a quick divorce after scooping largeCredit: AFP

Following a big win, eternal happiness was expected but the study showed there were also potential drawbacks – including splitting with your partner.

The report looked at 500,000 past lottery winners in Sweden.

According to statistics from the National Bureau of Economic Research, winners’ lives were greatly impacted after scooping large.

It found men and women were equally likely to experience an increase in happiness after winning the lottery.

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However, female lottery winners were more likely to seek divorce than their male counterparts.

Women were also likely to experience a decrease in life satisfaction.

Conversely, husbands statistically stood by their wives following a win of more than £72,000.

When it came to finding love post win, one sex was luckier than the other.

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Single men were 30 per cent more likely to find a soulmate within five years of receiving the windfall.

Researchers explained the spike in divorces was caused by the money, which subsequently gave women more confidence and autonomy to step away.

They also showed couples who stayed together after a lottery win were more likely to continue well into the future.

One lucky couple scooped £2million on the lottery just one month after they got married – but it all turned sour after a tragic twist.

British lotto winners Colin and Christine Weir were granted a quickie divorce after 38 years of marriage.

The study showed women were more likely to seek divorce following a lotto win than men

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The study showed women were more likely to seek divorce following a lotto win than menCredit: Andrew Styczynski – The Sun

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