Lottery winner, who squandered his millions, remarried his ex-wife

You can enter the same river twice if you are sure of your feelings. The winner of the British lottery, Michael Carroll, has married his ex-wife for the second time. His wife left him ten years ago when the newly-minted millionaire began cheating on her with prostitutes. The Briton spent all his money on entertainment and was left with nothing. Now the couple has started everything from scratch. Both believe in a happy future together.

The self-proclaimed "King of Gopnik" hit the jackpot of 9.7 million pounds in 2002, when he was only 19 years old. At that time, the guy worked as a garbage collector.

We have already told how, dumbfounded by the wealth that suddenly fell on his head, Michael began to spend money on alcohol, drugs, prostitutes and hanging out with friends. His wife Sandra Aiken left because of constant infidelity.

However, many years later, the ex-wife forgave her walking husband and married him again. The couple played a small wedding and still lives in love and harmony. Friends say that the slob finally walked up, calmed down and found a job.

After Michael was left penniless, he began working as a coal miner. The Briton worked for the minimum wage. Soon he met a new love, but the relationship did not go well. A few months ago, the former millionaire began to communicate with his first wife. As a result, the couple decided to reunite again.

Michael and Sandra got married for the first time in 2003, but soon separated because of the wild lifestyle of the lottery winner. The former spouse received 1.4 million pounds (about 137 million rubles) during the divorce, accusing Michael of cheating with prostitutes.

After the divorce, the moth-rich man began to carouse even more. He moved into a mansion in Norfolk, where he constantly organized sex parties. Carroll claimed to have slept with four thousand women. In addition, the Briton was vacationing at luxury resorts in exotic places.

Over time, the life of the newly rich man went completely off the rails. For his antics, he found himself in the courtroom more than 30 times. Michael served three prison sentences for carjacking, drug possession and debauchery. The mansion gradually began to decline, and Michael lost the other two houses. By 2012, the money ran out, and the former millionaire lived on state benefits for six months.

Carroll says he doesn't regret the past. He enjoyed a luxurious life for ten years, and now rejoices that he has regained family happiness.

Another British woman who hit the jackpot in her youth, like Carroll, later found herself on the verge of poverty. Now she lives on social security.