Euromillions winner from Marco de Canaveses tells the before and after of her fortune
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Euromillions winner from Marco de Canaveses tells the before and after of her fortune

Correio da Manhã3 September 2026 at 21:28

Amélia, a Portuguese natural Euromillions winner from Marco de Canaveses, is the protagonist of a series of reports broadcast by CMTV throughout this week. The third of five episodes has already been shown, continuing to follow her story.

In the most recent broadcast, Amélia appears without filters and without taboos, revealing details about her life before and after winning the fortune. The participant speaks openly about the changes that victory brought to her daily life and her personal relationships.

The series of reports aims to show the public the reality experienced by a Portuguese multimillionaire, demystifying perceptions and revealing lesser-known aspects of the life of someone who wins a multimillion-dollar prize. The unedited format allows viewers to experience Amélia's true journey.

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