A married couple who won £2 million (NZ$3.6m) in the UK National Lottery have divorced after the wife began a relationship with one of the UK's richest men.
David and Victoria Jones won £2.3 million in 2004, having been married for a month, and used the money to set up a successful property portfolio in Devizes, Wiltshire.
Twelve years on, the pair have said the lottery "ruined their lives" and that they wish they had never won.
Mrs Jones, 41, who bought the winning ticket with the last pound coin in her purse, has reportedly left her husband for wealthy businessman Mike Clare - who sold bed retailer Dreams for £222 million in 2008.
Despite having bought a luxury home and a £70,000 sports car with their lottery winnings, Mrs Jones said it was "one of the worst things that's ever happened to [her]".