Like all EuroMillions winners, Thibaut and his partner can now afford a new daily life. On Tuesday 1 September 2020, these lucky ones won the jackpot of 157 million euros put into play by the European lottery thanks to their flair. The two forties had indeed managed to find the five good numbers (4, 8, 10, 33, 46) and the two good stars (8 and 11). These new rich people have therefore been enjoying their good fortune for five months, but do not seem to have enough. Players, they tried their luck again the draw of Friday February 19, 2021 and hope to win, once again, the historic jackpot of 202 million euros, promised to the winner. "Of course we both played. We leave it to luck and wish everyone to win," in fact explained the Alsatian in The Parisian Friday 19 February 2021.
The two big winners seem to have developed a taste for money. "We have fun", he said before revealing what they had done with their millions: "We help the family a lot We do not splurge, but a bit of shopping: mainly leather goods and ready-to-wear ". The couple, however, let themselves be tempted by "a very spacious villa in a very popular and very pleasant environment ", for which they had a real "heart stroke" and which they will soon be moving into. Travel to distant destinations is not on the program for the time being, due to the Covid-19 pandemic. "We are looking forward to this, to be able to fully enjoy it. We have a lot of travel plans", they said. Same story for starred restaurants: the couple will still have to wait to taste these exceptional dishes, but nothing to frustrate them. "I am especially sad for the restaurant owners", Thibaut said.
The homemade food to which the two Alsatians in their forties were accustomed was more than enough for them: "We live as usual, we always cook our favorite dishes", he wanted to add. The new billionaire, who claims to be "more serene" and a lot less stressed since he resigned, is not the high roller type: "It's a lot of money for sure, we can afford anything, but it's not our state of mind. I don't want to buy myself a Ferrari tomorrow. value of things ".
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