Michigan couple with 7 kids, 21 grandkids claims $80M Powerball

This Wednesday, Oct. 23, 2019 photo provided by the Michigan State Lottery in Lansing, Mich., shows from left, center, Dawn Chippewa and Phillip Chippewa with Brian O. Neil Commissioner of the Michigan Lottery holding the check for the Chippewa's winning Powerball ticket. The northern Michigan couple with seven children and 21 grandchildren has claimed an $80 million Powerball prize. Phillip Chippewa of Suttons Bay traveled to Lansing with his wife and their big family to claim their prize. A ticket Chippewa purchased matched all five numbers and the Powerball in the Sept. 21 drawing. The couple opted for a one-time lump-sum payment of $42 million, after taxes. Their plans for their winnings include buying homes for their children. (Michigan State Lottery via AP)

This Wednesday, Oct. 23, 2019 photo provided by the Michigan State Lottery in Lansing, Mich., shows Brian O. Neil Commissioner of the Michigan Lottery, left, with Dawn Chippewa and Phillip Chippewa. The northern Michigan couple with seven children and 21 grandchildren has claimed an $80 million Powerball prize. Phillip Chippewa of Suttons Bay traveled to Lansing with his wife and their big family to claim their prize. A ticket Chippewa purchased matched all five numbers and the Powerball in the Sept. 21 drawing. The couple opted for a one-time lump-sum payment of $42 million, after taxes. Their plans for their winnings include buying homes for their children. (Michigan State Lottery via AP)