"The Price is Right" contestant Vanesa McCaskell won the largest single pricing game prize in the show's 54-year history during a Mother's Day episode.

“Vanesa from Virginia” is likely pretty happy today that she came on down to “The Price is Right.” The contestant - last name not revealed - just won the largest prize in a single pricing game in the ...

Vanesa McCaskel broke a record that had stood since 2016 during the May 8 episode of the beloved daytime television game show.

A retired veteran from Virginia made game show history Friday, becoming the biggest single-game winner in “The Price is Right” daytime history with $240,150 in cash and prizes, Page Six reports.

The Mother's Day episode with the big win aired on Friday.

Uh oh! A The Price Is Right contestant played a perfect game, but the ending turned into a bit of a disaster. Kimberly Collins, from Terre Haute, Indiana, won the first item up for bid on March 31.

This contestant is thrilled that she got to come on down to play The Price Is Right. It’s going to be a happy Mother’s Day for Vanesa from Vermont, who shattered the record for biggest prize in a ...

Host Drew Carey wished the contestant, Vanesa, a "happy retirement" after her big Mother's Day win CBS A retired veteran and mother has made Price Is Right history Vanesa from Virginia scored the ...

A retired Virginia veteran just won the largest single-game prize in "The Price is Right" history — $240,150 in cash and a trip to Morocco. (AP Photo) ...

Vanessa from Virginia walked away with a staggering $240,150 in cash and prizes after a wild game of Lion's Share.