Who Won the Record-Breaking Mega Millions Jackpot?

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Huge congrats to the winner!** The record-breaking $1.22 billion Mega Millions jackpot has been won! The winning ticket was sold in California at a Circle K in Cottonwood. Did you buy your ticket there? The lucky winner matched all six numbers, beating the 1 in 302.5 million odds! No one had won the jackpot for 30 drawings in a row, causing it to balloon. The $549.7 million cash value will make someone incredibly happy! Two other tickets in California won $787,543 each by matching five numbers. Did you miss out on the big one? Don't worry, there's always the next lottery! 🤑

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