The Maryland Mega-nut who insists she won a record Mega Millions jackpot now says she’s lost the winning ticket — but isn’t breaking a sweat looking for it.
“I have no idea where it is. I’m not sure I have it,” Mirlande Wilson told The Post in her latest tortured explanation of the mystery ticket’s fate.
The world’s most famous McDonald’s employee incredibly claimed she hadn’t even checked the uniform she was wearing the night she bought it.
“I’m still looking for it. I haven’t even looked in my uniform pants yet,” the flaky single mom of seven admitted. “I’m still looking everywhere to find it, in my purse, everywhere.”
And she didn’t put her kids to work on the treasure hunt even though they have the week off for spring break.
“I wanted to look for it, I was crying. She wouldn’t let us. It’s a lot of money,” lamented her disappointed daughter Stephanie, 15.
The strange confession is the latest bizarre twist in the unfolding mystery as Wilson, 37, keeps changing her story.
The Haitian immigrant set off an international frenzy after telling The Post she had one of three winning tickets in last Friday’s record $656 million Mega Millions jackpot.
If her claim proved legit, Wilson would score an after-tax, lump sum prize of $105 million, or $5.59 million a year for 26 years.
At first, she claimed to have the ticket herself before changing her story to say it was in a safe place at an undisclosed location.
Then on Tuesday she stunned her colleagues at the fast-food joint by saying she’d hidden the elusive ticket somewhere in the suburban Baltimore McDonald’s.
Yesterday, she sounded strangely serene despite the ticket’s mystifying disappearance — leaving her fate to faith.
“It’s a blessing from God. If it’s meant to be, we’ll [find and] claim the ticket,” she said.