EuroMillions winner Jane Park says 'nothing worse than being single' after split

19 December 2023 , 12:43

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Jane Park says she has split from partner Marc Webley (Image: Instagram/janeparkx)

Lottery winner has reportedly split from her convicted gangland gunman boyfriend, as she laments the single life.

The EuroMillions winner, who scooped a £1million jackpot in 2013, previously shared snaps of herself in a clinch with Marc Webley, who has previously served time for shooting a man in the back in a drive-by ambush. The 37-year-old from Edinburgh was jailed for 11 years when he was just 19 alongside a fellow gang member for the attempted murder plot.

Now Jane, 27, has split with the underworld thug. She said online: “There’s nothing worse than being single on a Sunday.”

star Jane had looked smitten in previously posted pictures on of the pair embracing in a bar with a nod to the Lion King soundtrack as she captioned one, "can you feel the love tonight?" The pair were seen a day later at Edinburgh's Urban Bar and Grill in the Village Hotel.

She later shared a post from another influencer which said, "if it makes you happy f***ing go for it". “People are gonna talk about you regardless because if they talked about themselves, no one would listen,” they said.

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Webley was convicted in 2006 for the turf war shooting in which he aimed at a gang rival in a Kawasaki motorbike ambush. He was jailed again for six months after serving his sentence after trying to intimidate a man into handing over £1,000 at a garage.

Jane landed the EuroMillions windfall in 2013 aged just 17 and went on to launch an OnlyFans page (PA)

He was tried at the High Court in Edinburgh last year over a double murder charge after being accused of trying to ram a car off the road. The murder trial collapsed over a lack of evidence when a witness claimed she couldn't be sure he had been the driver, and Webley walked free from court.

Jane landed the windfall in 2013 aged just 17 and went on to launch an OnlyFans page, claiming to have made more than £25,000 selling topless snaps. She has previously revealed how she spent a chunk of her lottery winnings on holidays, cars, designer clothes and a new three-bedroom home, but claimed the novelty soon wore off and left her feeling "bored".

Earlier this year she told a US talkshow she wished she had never won the money. Speaking of the abuse she received with Psychologist Dr Phil McGraw, she said: "I wish I'd never won it, I wouldn't wish it on anyone. At 17, you aren't even a proper adult, you know what I mean, I was such a young naïve 17-year-old as well."

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