Britain's youngest EuroMillions winner marks anniversary of her £4,500 boob job that has brought her 'so much joy' (Photos)

Britain's youngest EuroMillions winner marks anniversary of her £4,500 boob job that has brought her 'so much joy' (Photos)

Britain's youngest EuroMillions winner marks anniversary of her £4,500 boob job that has brought her 'so much joy' (Photos)

The youngest EuroMillions winner in Great Britain who blew’ her fortune on the cosmetic surgeries and shopping has celebrated the anniversary of her £4,500 boob job.
23-year-old Jane Park underwent cosmetic surgery four years ago, spending £50,000 on breast enhancement, new teeth and even the controversial ‘Brazilian bum lift’ procedure.

Speaking about her breasts in an Instagram post, Miss Park, of Edinburgh, who became the youngest EuroMillions winner aged 17 in 2013 when she scooped a £1million prize, wrote: ‘To my fun bags. You bring me so much joy and we’ve had a blast. Here’s to the next four.’
Speaking on This Morning, Ms Park revealed that she underwent a bum lift in June 2017, but was left 'swollen from head to toe' and in 'constant pain'.

'It was horrible,' she said. 'I couldn’t even open my eyes. It makes me sick thinking about it.
'When I woke up I was very cold and sore and I was told "you’ll come round a bit" and when I did I got up to go to the toilet and I was truly swollen from head to toe.
'I thought I was going to die. I didn’t know what was wrong with me and they said I’d had a reaction to the local anaesthetic.

'The aftercare wasn’t good at all. I was crying and in pain. I was just told "you’ve paid for having this done".'

Despite the warning, she received after winning the huge amounts of cash on the lottery, She said: 'It is very easy to spend the money and once you become aware that it is yours and how much you have got it becomes even easier.
'You think 'Oh well I've got the money so I can spend it'. It just becomes easier to buy more stuff that you don't necessarily need.
I have had a couple of cosmetic surgeries. I went shopping and bought handbags and shoes and stuff like that.

'My family said to me 'You have spent a bit of it now, you need to think about investing it'. So then I got some property and put some away in the bank.
'At some point I had to take their advice or it could have went a completely different way.
'It was very overwhelming. I thought I was this massive celebrity. I thought I was Simon Cowell famous with my £1 million when I wasn't.'