lawyer says she has 'nothing to hide'

She tells MailOnline on Thursday that she 'doesn't want to talk about the meal'

daughter Jasmeen, 17, did not touch the traditional Indian Kofta curry at his Chicago home

Mr Khan, 46, died at Chicago home with his 32-year-old wife just weeks after winning $1million

The wife of the $1m lottery winner who died of cyanide poisoning a day after collecting his jackpot today denied killing him - as a police source claims that she did not share his final meal.

Shabana Ansari frowned and told MailOnline: ‘No, certainly not’, when asked on Thursday if she was responsible for the death of Urooj Khan.

Meanwhile, a Chicago police source has claimed that she did not share his last dinner, the traditional Indian Kofta curry she prepared atcomments seem to refer an interview with the Chicago Sun-Times earlier in the week in which she said that she had if fact eaten the meal.

She added that when she reads claims she could have been involved in her husband’s death 'I don't focus on it because I have not much to focus on, so I really don't care about those things’.

She said: 'It is a very difficult time. I've lost him.

'It's tough without him, it's really tough because he was my support and he was my courage and he was my strength.'

In another twist the Chicago Tribune today reported that her father Fareedun Ansari, who was living with them too, owed $124,000 in unpaid taxes and that as a result the IRS had taken out a lien