EUROMILLIONS returned with a top prize of £112MILLION - but it's rolled over for the eighth time after the jackpot wasn't won.
Brits played for the chance to bag the life changing EuroMillions jackpot - a sum of money that could change your life forever.
Friday's winning numbers were 12, 21, 35, 39, 45, and the lucky stars are 6 and 11.
But one person matched five numbers and one lucky star, claiming £800,000 - meaning the jackpot has now rolled over to £123million next Tuesday evening.
Please gamble responsibly. And when the fun stops, stop.
Read our EuroMillions live blog below for the latest numbers...
Explained: How long do winners have to claim their money?
Winners from different countries have different deadlines to claim their prize.
In Austria, winners have a whole three years to claim the prize before it is returned to the lottery and used to fund boosted prizes.
Belgian winners, on the other hand, only have around 140 days before the money is returned to the Belgian National Lottery.
The least amount of time to snap up the jackpot goes to France and Luxembourg.
Winners from Ireland, Portugal and Spain all have around 90 days to tell the world they’ve won.
Last night's Euromillions numbers revealed
Here are the Euromillions results.
Good luck!
The winning numbers are 12 21 35 39 45 and the Lucky Stars are 6 and 11.
How long till your money arrives?
So, you won last night's staggering £112m EuroMillions jackpot, but how long until you get your cash?
Before your money arrives, an expert, such as Andy Carter, a Senior Winner’s Advisor at Camelot, will come to your house and verify that you truly are the winner.
During this visit they will answer any questions you have.
Andy said: “Within half an hour I can tell if someone has won the money.
“Sometimes we get to people’s houses and we don’t even open the computer for an hour because we just sit there and answer people’s questions.
“This could sometimes last all day.”
Once this is done, and all the checks have been completed, the money could take up to two days to arrive in your back account.
What happens when you win the EuroMillions lottery?
Andy Carter spoke to Metro on what really happens when one finds out about the life-changing win.
Andy is a Senior Winner's Advisor at Camelot and has been helping people that become millionaires overnight for more than 13 years.
The first thing to do after you finish celebrating your win is to turn over your ticket and find the phone number which you're supposed to ring.
Andy said: "If you were to win the EuroMillions tomorrow night, you would check the ticket, ring the number on the back of the ticket and that would put you through to a lottery line.
"They would then get a member of the my team to call you back."
From here, the process to claim your prize money begins.
US lottery winner reveals how she picked her lucky numbers
Brenda Gomez Hernandez, 28, felt like the luckiest woman in the world when she welcomed her baby girl and £81,500 into her bank account on the same day.
And now she has revealed what method she used to pick her numbers.
Brenda told North Carolina State Lottery of her big win: "When I found out I cried. I'm just so excited and happy.
"I feel like she brought me my luck. I'm so thankful.
"I have two sons and I used their birthdays to pick my numbers."
Is Euromillions tax-free?
When it comes to cash prizes, you also have to think about whether they would be taxed.
Your winnings should not be taxed but when they are considered as income or you start making income through interest, then these might be taxed.
The EuroMillions website says: “While there is no tax on the initial sum paid into your account, it may be that the win starts to produce an income through interest.
“This will then be taxed as part of your normal income tax.”
The advisor that the Lottery assign to you will help you with any tax issues or questions that you might have.
Click here to read more.
How do lottery winners get contacted?
Once you make the call, expect to receive a phone call back from a person like Andy, who will help you throughout your whole journey.
They will call you as soon as they find out that you are the EuroMillions winner.
During the call, they will plan a visit to meet with you in person, either the next day or whenever you can.
Strange ways EuroMillions and Lottery winners spent the cash
One winner even flushed her money down the toilet.
In 2014, Angela Maier reportedly flushed her €400,000 - around £303,500 at the time - winnings down the loo to stop the cash being used to pay for care home bills for her late husband.
The German jackpot winner was said to have been stumped with a bill from the home that cared for her husband before he passed away shortly after her win.
But instead of paying, she claims to have drunk five bottles of Champagne and tore up all 800 of the €500 notes she won and flushed them down the toilet.
Click here to read more weird ways people have spent their spoils.
Explained: How long do winners have to claim their money?
Winners from different countries have different deadlines to claim their prize.
In Austria, winners have a whole three years to claim the prize before it is returned to the lottery and used to fund boosted prizes.
Belgian winners, on the other hand, only have around 140 days before the money is returned to the Belgian National Lottery.
The least amount of time to snap up the jackpot goes to France and Luxembourg.
Winners from Ireland, Portugal and Spain all have around 90 days to tell the world they’ve won.
Tonight’s Thunderball numbers
Here are tonight’s Thunderball numbers, where you could win a whopping £500,0000
9
14
23
29
37
4
Which National Lottery draw is worth playing?
The game with the best odds, in terms of winning the top prize, is the Thunderball.
According to the National Lottery website, the odds of winning the jackpots are:
- Lotto jackpot: 1 in 45,057,474.
- EuroMillions jackpot: 1 in 139,838,160.
- Set For Life top prize: 1 in 15,339,390.
- Thunderball top prize: 1 in 8,060,598.
Don't forget tonight’s Thunderball numbers
Here are tonight’s Thunderball numbers, where you could win a whopping £500,0000
9
14
23
29
37
4
Euromillions numbers revealed
Here are the Euromillions results.
Good luck!
The winning numbers are 12 21 35 39 45 and the Lucky Stars are 6 and 11.
Explained: How long do winners have to claim their money?
Winners from different countries have different deadlines to claim their prize.
In Austria, winners have a whole three years to claim the prize before it is returned to the lottery and used to fund boosted prizes.
Belgian winners, on the other hand, only have around 140 days before the money is returned to the Belgian National Lottery.
The least amount of time to snap up the jackpot goes to France and Luxembourg.
Winners from Ireland, Portugal and Spain all have around 90 days to tell the world they’ve won.
Find the Euromillions winning numbers HERE
Stick with The Sun to find out the special numbers for tonight’s win.
The huge £112 million winnings have rolled over for a staggering seventh time.
Tonight could be someone’s very lucky night, so make sure to check your numbers this evening, at around 8:15pm.
Tonight's Thunderball numbers
Here are tonight's Thunderball numbers, where you could win a whopping £500,0000
9
14
23
29
37
4
Are you taking part tonight?
Could the £112m be yours tonight?
Find out soon in this blog.
The numbers will be posted as soon as they are revealed.
Not long to go now...
Only around 20 minutes to go until the massive £112million EuroMillions jackpot draw gets underway
Stick with this blog for instant updates on the lucky numbers TONIGHT.
Good luck to all those taking part.
Which National Lottery draw is worth playing?
The game with the best odds, in terms of winning the top prize, is the Thunderball.
According to the National Lottery website, the odds of winning the jackpots are:
- Lotto jackpot: 1 in 45,057,474.
- EuroMillions jackpot: 1 in 139,838,160.
- Set For Life top prize: 1 in 15,339,390.
- Thunderball top prize: 1 in 8,060,598.
Can lottery winners remain anonymous?
Some lottery winners are keen for the world to know of their wealth, but others would rather keep their lives private.
But do you have a choice?
Andy Carter, a Senior Winner’s Advisor at Camelot, told Metro: “All winners are anonymous.
“This is the default position for all lottery winners.
“It’s entirely the winner’s decision if they want to share the news of their win.
“We have an aftercare programme in place to ensure that all winners have access to legal and financial advice.
“Sometimes we go to a winner’s home and we’ve already had media enquiries before we even get there because the winner wants to celebrate their win and mark it publicly.
“Often the rule of thumb tends to be the higher the amount of money the more likely the winner will be to take publicity.”
