Between his failed disguise and his declarationsAlain, big winner of the Loto, did not really charm Internet users. After his appearance on the set of the show Sept à Huit, this new millionaire provoked strong reactions…
This man saw his life change after winning the Lotto
Our colleagues from TF1 welcomed one hell of a lucky guy onto the set of their show Sept à Huit: Alain, a former automobile industry worker, is became extremely rich overnight by winning 15 million euros in the Loto. A crazy amount that didn't make him jump for joy, but rather made him worried about how his loved ones might react. Arrived disguised to bear witness to his new lifehis wig and false mustache meant to preserve his anonymity probably did not prevent his friends and family from recognizing him on television. To presenter Audrey Crespo-Mara, he said he was wary of his new fortune and the attitude she could provoke in her acquaintances. He explains in particular that he did not say anything to his son, so that he would not “stop working“or that he”continues to live without knowing the value of money“.
An attitude that bothers Internet users
During the interview, Alain explains that he treated himself: he bought a magnificent house for 2 million euros on the Atlantic coast, five cars, watches… If he bought his son an apartmenthe nevertheless did not confide to him the reason for his sudden wealth, and the latter, according to him, does not try to find out more. A statement that appealed to Internet users, also surprised that he didn't give money to charity.
Above all, he said that he didn't want his 30-year-old son to know about it… In my opinion, it's a failure!
— Sophie Scarpula (@sophie_scarpula) https://twitter.com/sophie_scarpula/status/1866160828119961738?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
He refuses to tell his son that he won the lottery to give him nothing. He bought a house for 2 million, 5 luxury cars, 3 luxury watches. He made no donations to associations but was quick to invest his money. In short, an asshole won the lottery. https://t.co/K7ItfEnNxd
— Olympe Rêve (@OlympeReve) https://twitter.com/OlympeReve/status/1866172019701662155?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
The Count of Monte Cristo disguises https://t.co/YMqXr6xEcx
— Maharadjah Salatoumatoignon (@MarkDakushkush) https://twitter.com/MarkDakushkush/status/1866236840916963739?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
Divorced father who becomes a millionaire and doesn't even tell his son about his winnings because “it must have the value of money”
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A week ago a young woman, mother, who won the Lotto had only one desire: to please her daughter as much as possible. https://t.co/2VmRySdRnl
— Rosemary (@Roli2ma) https://twitter.com/Roli2ma/status/1866378548228784478?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
“Alain” is rich but as stupid as all his close friends, neighbors, baker, postman, hairdresser, mechanic, recognized him.
His son now has to live with the idea that Dad is a bewigged egotist who puts his materialism before himself.
Well done “Alain”!
— Laure Gonlézamarres (@LaureGonlezamar) https://twitter.com/LaureGonlezamar/status/1866468158682624127?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
His son when he says hi dad pic.twitter.com/w4np3wO8qD
— Markus Williams (@will81777) https://twitter.com/will81777/status/1866403794315079916?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
His son when he says hi dad pic.twitter.com/w4np3wO8qD
— Markus Williams (@will81777) https://twitter.com/will81777/status/1866403794315079916?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
Watches and cars are a great classic, unlike those purchases of completely crazy billionaires: and how would you spend your new fortune if you won the Lottery? Will you tell your loved ones?
