Millions of Brits would happily celebrate a big windfall – by ditching their other half, a study has revealed.Researchers who carried out a detailed study found more than one in four would leave their partner, with some blokes admitting as little as £100k would be enough for them to walk away.One in 50 would even be willing to cut ties with their spouse for less than £50,000.It also emerged men would be more likely to be tempted to run back to an ex once they strike gold, while women would prefer to elope with someone superior to their current squeeze.The Lottoland study explored the effects a big cash prize has on the morality of coupling Brits, ahead of this Friday’s £116 million EuroMillions Superdraw.A Lottoland spokesman said: “Everyone has their price, and it’s something that most couples will have at least considered in jest – ‘What would it take to break us up?’“In that sense our findings are quite reassuring.“However, dealing with huge sums of money like this week’s EuroMillions jackpot, Brits will apparently be tempted by the dark side.”The study also found one in eight theoretical winners would consider returning to an ex-partner with their prize money.Their reasoning was… Read full this story
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