Edinburgh Lotto winner Jane Park watched in horror as her younger brother was stabbed as they enjoyed a night out.
His attacker struck outside a sports bar after Jane, Britain’s youngest EuroMillions jackpot winner at 17, and William, 23, had watched last weekend’s Champions League final.
The blade punctured William’s lung and injured his spleen.
Last night a friend of Jane, 26, said: “Billy is so lucky to be alive.”
The Scot has been at his bedside in hospital since the attack near Oxford, where William lives. The night out was the first time they had met since lockdown, reports the Daily Record.
The pal said: “Jane and her brother seemed to have a great evening watching Manchester City v Chelsea and then Billy was talking to some friends outside the bar after it closed.
"Everyone was in high spirits. Jane wanted to get home so she walked on ahead. A couple of minutes later she heard some commotion.
"That’s when it was clear he had been attacked. She ran back and quickly tried to help him but he was bleeding on the pavement.”
An 18-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of affray and causing grievous bodily harm with intent.
He has been released on police bail.
Eighteen months ago Jane’s first pregnancy sadly ended in a miscarriage.
In 2013, Jane, from Edinburgh, was an £8-an-hour temp living with mum Linda in a council flat when she scooped a £1million jackpot.
She splashed the cash, spending £18,000 on a Range Rover then having it painted purple to match Hibernian’s away strip, and £4500 on a breast job.
In 2017 she contracted sepsis after a botched bum lift carried out in Turkey.
Social media star Jane, who has more than 216,000 Instagram followers, spent the first part of this year in Dubai.
She revealed she was making thousands by selling racy snaps on OnlyFans, with March her “biggest earning month”.
