A WHOPPING £48m lotto prize could be yours tonight, making you richer than a Barbie star.
British star Emma Mackey, whose blockbuster career has spanned more than a decade, is said to have a net worth of £9.3m.
Mackey played Physicist Barbie in the summer blockbuster which reportedly amassed more than £100m in its opening weekend alone.
The Leeds-educated actress also stars in popular Netflix show Sex Education – which boosted her career.
The Euromillions draw could change your life forever and make you more rich than the actress.
The draw is set to take place tonight and the deadline to buy your lucky ticket is 7.30pm.
Players need to choose five numbers between 1-50 and two Lucky Star numbers between 1-12, or you can opt for a Lucky Dip random selection of numbers.
To win the jackpot prize, all five main numbers and the two lucky dip numbers need to match yours.
However, you can still win an eye-watering £130,554.30 with five main numbers and one lucky star.
Players can scoop 11 other prizes on offer based on the amount of matching numbers drawn.
To check to see if you may have won a prize you can use the EuroMillions result checker.
If you bought your ticket online, the Lottery will email you so there’s no chance you’ll miss your winning jackpot.
And if you bought your ticket in a store, you can take it to any participating shop to get your numbers checked.
Draws take place on Tuesday and Friday evenings.
A lucky Brit has already claimed a massive £3.9m National Lottery jackpot.
The ticket-holder came forward to claim the prize from the Saturday, October 7 draw.
Once the claim is validated they could become instantly multi-millionaires thanks to the draw-dropping prize.
It comes as a man who scooped a whopping £108million in the lottery revealed his proudest achievement to date.
Neil Trotter says it had nothing to do with private jets or luxury holidays – but creating something special on the 500-acre estate he bought.
Meanwhile, another man who bagged an eye-watering £108m lottery jackpot said the massive win meant he worked harder than he ever had for the next nine years.
Neil Trotter, from Surrey, bagged the whooping prize after buying a EuroMillions Lucky Dip back in 2014.
Elsewhere, a player sensationally won the second largest ever jackpot after months of nail-biting rollovers.
The $1.765billion ticket was sold in Frazier Park, California – and matched all six winning numbers.
Wednesday’s jackpot, which had a cash value of $774.1 million, came second only to Edwin Castro’s mammoth $2.04billion win in November last year.
