The lottery winner from Workington, Cumbria, also acknowledged that she wasted thousands of pounds by bunging “loans” to friends and relatives that were never paid back, and she spent £250,000 on a cocaine habit.
Callie, who is now 37 years old, has previously described how she was “a soft touch” and often used by swindlers who only wanted to profit from her good fortune.
She said, “Now I realise what they were like,” “I was taken advantage of due of my age. I was involved in several phony relationships.
In a 2018 This Morning interview, Callie said that having a billionaire status came with a lot of “trust issues” since she was unable to determine who was sincere.
“Not knowing who liked me for me, and having all the stress of all the money…I just wanted to go back to having a normal life,” Callie said.
But regrettably, her reputation as the youngest lottery winner in Britain persisted, even 16 years later, when she was earning £12,000 year as a caretaker and renting a £500 monthly pad.
