Euromillions winner Jane Park gives major update after surgery as she makes cryptic promise to fans
JANE Park has promised fans that she will reveal “the truth” behind her recent hospital visit in her latest health update.
The EuroMillions winner told her 213,000 Instagram followers on Saturday last week she was rushed to hospital.
The Edinburgh socialite then revealed the following day that she had been fasting in preparation for surgery.
At the time she posted on her Instagram story: “Surgery prep completed, now to fast.”
It is currently unclear what has sparked the week-long hospital stay.
But she opened up on her ordeal in another post on Thursday which read: “at least I’m clean”.
Party girl Jane has now revealed that she is now “safe and sound” after the unknown operation.
And she promised fans she will reveal the reason behind her hospital stay soon – but added that it would be in her own time.
In the cryptic post, she thanked everyone for the messages of support.
Posting last night, Jane’s bandaged-up hand gave a thumbs up to the camera as she lay in the hospital bed.
It also featured a mirror selfie where she covered her face with her phone.
She gave a thumbs up in that snap as well as her long hair was tied in two plaits falling down her shoulders.
Jane captioned the post: “Safe & sound from surgery.
“I appreciate all the messages but for now my main focus is recovering.
“I will fill everyone in on insta the TRUTH in my own time because I like to keep it real with yallll.
“But for now I need to rest. Enjoy your weekends.”
And it’s not the first time the EuroMillions winner has been in hospital.
The Edinburgh-born beauty in 2017 said she was hours away from fighting for her with suspected sepsis after a bum lift op.
The jackpot winner had a Brazilian procedure to get a perkier behind but was rushed to hospital after becoming severely unwell.
Elsewhere Jane posted a cosmetic surgery-free snap in July as she celebrated ten years since scooping a fortune.
The social media star looked fresh-faced in 2013 after pocketing £1 million and becoming the UK’s youngest lotto winner.