A girl who brutally dumped her boyfriend after successful a £1million scratchcard jackpot is now splashing the money along with her new lover.
Charlotte Cox, 37, has been flaunting a model new £50,000 BMW and treating her new accomplice on luxurious holidays.
However her ex Michael Cartlidge, 39, claimed they purchased the Lotto card collectively at a Nisa in Spalding, Lincolnshire.
He stated the mum-of-one promised to share the winnings however weeks later Mr Cartlidge was dumped and Ms Cox was deemed the only real winner by lottery chiefs.
Now, just a few months on, she has shared a romantic image along with her new boyfriend, Kyle East.
Sources instructed The Solar Ms Cox paid for a romantic vacation to Turkey for the brand new lovebirds – who’ve arrange a catering firm collectively.
Sadly for the jackpot winner, her new burger van has already damaged down.
In one other submit, she revealed a glowing gray BMW that she bought along with her winnings.
Charlotte Cox, 37, shared a romantic image along with her new boyfriend, Kyle East (pictured)
Michael Cartlidge, 39, (pictured) claimed Ms Cox initially agreed to share the money, however after strolling out on him weeks later, stated she was the only real winner
Charlotte Cox, 37, (pictured) has been flaunting a model new £50,000 BMW and treating her new accomplice on luxurious holidays
Ms Cox revealed on Fb a shiny gray BMW that she bought along with her winnings (pictured)
Associates poked enjoyable on the lottery controversy within the feedback.
One wrote: ‘Blimey!!! The place d’you get the cash for that?!!’ with a wink emoji.
And Ms Cox responded: ‘Just like the world do not know!
‘I will not inform anybody I’ve gained the lottery however my ex will’, with a cry-laughing emoji.
One other commented: ‘That photograph is price one million kilos.’
Safety engineer Mr Cartlidge admits that Ms Cox paid for and scratched the ticket.
However he claims that he recommended the concept to purchase one in November 2023 and tried to switch her money within the store to cowl the acquisition.
He says that Ms Cox initially agreed to share the cash, however after strolling out on him weeks later, claimed to be the only real winner.
Simply weeks after the ticket was purchased at at a Nisa in Spalding, Lincolnshire, Ms Cox (pictured) was deemed the only real winner by lottery chiefs
In keeping with Allwyn’s guidelines, solely the title written on the again of the ticket can declare the prize – Allwyn have dominated Ms Cox (pictured) because the rightful claimant
Lottery chiefs Camelot beforehand launched an investigation — which included viewing CCTV footage from the store.
On January 25, a Camelot official despatched a message to the previous couple saying that the authorized staff had been nonetheless deciding what to do however {that a} draft was being ready relating to the sharing of the prize.
Mr Cartlidge claimed Camelot had indicated that the cash can be cut up.
On February 10, lower than two weeks since new proprietor Allwyn took over the operating of the Nationwide Lottery, Mr Cartlidge was despatched a letter saying he was not entitled to any cash.
In keeping with Allwyn’s guidelines, solely the title written on the again of the ticket can declare the prize.
Allwyn have now dominated that Ms Cox is the rightful claimant.
Mr Cartlidge stated: ‘I can brazenly admit that we would not have gotten that ticket with out Charlotte, however she would not have gotten it with out me both.
‘I do know it was her checking account that paid for it, nevertheless it ought to go 50-50, morally.’
Ms Cox (pictured) beforehand faulted Mr Cartlidge’s claims that she agreed to separate the jackpot
The couple had been collectively for 3 months earlier than the lotto drama began.
On the evening of the win, Mr Cartlidge had been dwelling at Ms Cox’s home.
They determined to pop to their native Lidl to purchase duck pancakes for dinner.
They then went to the Nisa subsequent door to purchase a few £5 scratchcards.
To their amazement one of many scratchcards landed them the £1million jackpot and just some weeks later Ms Cox dumped Mr Cartlidge.
Ms Cox beforehand faulted his claims, she stated: ‘I purchased the ticket. He did not switch me the cash.’
