The Bujupi couple earns 600m euros in tear in Britain, Valdet for BBC: I will help my mother in Kosovo

It's this 44-year-old Valdet Boujupi, from Barrow, Cumbria, who came from Kosovo, who said he wouldn't have bought the ticket if it hadn't been his daughter so insistent in the demand for candy on the way home.

The father of two children confessed that she had surrendered after the third time she had asked:

Could I please get some candy?

We are all amazed and our daughter, who was already Daddy's princess, is now promoted to Queen”, he said in humor, the BBC reports.

Buyip had played a ticket “lucky dis” on the November 5th and had shot five main numbers and a “lucky star” - 27, 30, 31, 41, 43 and 05 and 08.

His wife, Abeey Buyup, 40, said she had been cleaning when she received the call from her husband.

I was able to clean up the bathroom, and I wasn't glad I had to take off my gloves for answers. Valdet's first words were: Rezero New York, I won the lottery, she told me.

The couple had been saving for the dream trip to New York since last Christmas, but Mrs. Buyip said something had always come up that “na ruined planet”.

Now the thing that's broken down is our increased banking balance. Finally, we can make New York City reality and many other plans”, she added.

When they reported the news to their 12-year-old son, Valdet Boujupi said it had been a “one of the craziest moments” trying to convince him they had won.

He thought we were joking, and only when I showed him the victory on the lottery app, he started to trust us”, he told us. In addition to traveling to New York, Father said he was planning a big gift for his mother in Kosovo, for “a little relief of life”.

“The ability to help the mother enjoy her years of quiet old age means much to us both”, he added. The couple are also considering changing their home and providing a better future for their children.