A UK couple, Faye Stevenson-Davies and her husband Richard, say they won a major EuroMillions prize in June 2018, then later reported a second win, which they describe as rare. Both outlets describe their “double-win” as occurring despite extremely long odds, with the Mail outlets citing odds of about 24-trillion-to-one.
The accounts focus on the couple’s experience and the scale of the prize, describing a seven-figure jackpot linked to the EuroMillions Millionaire Maker draw. They also frame the result as surprising to experts, though no additional expert analysis is provided in the supplied excerpts. In the reporting available here, the story centers primarily on the odds and the couple’s stated intention to keep playing after the two wins, rather than on broader changes to the lottery or the mechanics of the draw.
Overall, both sources describe the same timeframe, draw type, and couple, with the emphasis on the rarity of the outcome and their reported decision to continue playing for another jackpot.
