Despite his difficult financial situation, a British man on bad terms with his sister refuses to take even “one cent” of the £61 million (about US$104 million) jackpot she wants to share with her family.
Celebrating her 30th wedding anniversary in the Canary Islands, Debbie Nuttall got the surprise of a lifetime when she learned last month that she had won the multi-million euro jackpot, according to reports. woman.
If she announced that she intended, in addition to buying a house in Portugal, to share part of her wealth with her family, one of her brothers named Glenn confirmed that he did not want to know anything about all of that and wanted “not a single cent.” from him.
The Briton, who is raising his 10-year-old son who suffers from autism spectrum disorder, lives on benefits and resides in temporary housing. It was one of his other sons who informed him of his sister's winnings by sending him an extract from the newspaper.
“I didn’t know anything about it. I asked him if it was a joke,” Glenn explained to British media.
He and his sister had been in conflict for over thirty years, and despite Glen's outstretched hands, reconciliation was not possible. Debbie particularly ignored him when they met at the supermarket.
However, Glenn wishes no harm to his sister.
“I have no animosity towards her. Don't get me wrong. I'm happy she won that money. I'm not jealous or anything like that. I could come across as a bitter person, but that's not the case.” Mirror.
