Controversial lottery winner Leroy Fick is back in the spotlight. This time on The Learning Channel. TLC's show "Lottery Changed My Life" premiered last night with a new episode titled, "Most Eligible Millionaire," that featured Fick, the 59-year-old Bay County man who continued to use his Michigan Bridge Card after winning a $2 million jackpot in the state's Make Me Rich! lottery TV show in June 2010. The show, however, depicts Fick's story as one of rags to riches. The show's teaser reads: "Luck was on Leroy's side when he won two million dollars in the Michigan lottery. Now, he's gone from food stamps to living the high life with his son Jeff in tow, who is determined to help his dad become the most eligible millionaire!"
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Auburn lottery winner who continued using food stamps featured on TLC reality show
via MLive.com
Controversial lottery winner Leroy Fick is back in the spotlight. This time on The Learning Channel. TLC's show "Lottery Changed My Life" premiered last night with a new episode titled, "Most Eligible Millionaire," that featured Fick, the 59-year-old Bay County man who continued to use his Michigan Bridge Card after winning a $2 million jackpot in the state's Make Me Rich! lottery TV show in June 2010. The show, however, depicts Fick's story as one of rags to riches. The show's teaser reads: "Luck was on Leroy's side when he won two million dollars in the Michigan lottery. Now, he's gone from food stamps to living the high life with his son Jeff in tow, who is determined to help his dad become the most eligible millionaire!"
Controversial lottery winner Leroy Fick is back in the spotlight. This time on The Learning Channel. TLC's show "Lottery Changed My Life" premiered last night with a new episode titled, "Most Eligible Millionaire," that featured Fick, the 59-year-old Bay County man who continued to use his Michigan Bridge Card after winning a $2 million jackpot in the state's Make Me Rich! lottery TV show in June 2010. The show, however, depicts Fick's story as one of rags to riches. The show's teaser reads: "Luck was on Leroy's side when he won two million dollars in the Michigan lottery. Now, he's gone from food stamps to living the high life with his son Jeff in tow, who is determined to help his dad become the most eligible millionaire!"
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