Fallon Sherrock Splits with Boyfriend as Luke Littler Sends Special Message to Girlfriend After Bagging $200k at World Matchplay Final
Fallon Sherrock, the pioneering darts player hailed as the “Queen of the Palace,” has reportedly split from her boyfriend Cameron Menzies after four years together, marking a poignant end to a beloved romance within the darts community. The 30-year-old British star, who made history as the first woman to defeat a man at the PDC World Championship in 2019, began dating Menzies, a 34-year-old Scottish plumber and fellow PDC player, in 2021 after meeting through an online darts league. Their relationship, sparked by a memorable KFC date, blossomed into a supportive partnership, with the couple practicing together in Milton Keynes and attending each other’s tournaments. However, recent developments suggest a separation, with Sherrock absent from Menzies’ World Matchplay debut on July 20, 2025, and Menzies not present for her Women’s World Matchplay final loss to Lisa Ashton on July 26. Former PDC pro Vincent van der Voort hinted at the split on his podcast, though he lacked specifics, while speculation points to personal strains, possibly linked to Sherrock’s planned 2026 break to address health issues tied to her chronic kidney condition. Neither has confirmed the breakup publicly as of 01:34 PM WAT on Tuesday, July 29, 2025, leaving fans to ponder the cause amid their mutual silence.
In stark contrast, Luke Littler celebrated a triumphant moment by sending a special message to his girlfriend, Faith Millar, after bagging £200,000 ($260,000) at the World Matchplay final on July 27, 2025. The 18-year-old prodigy secured an 18-13 victory over James Wade at Blackpool’s Winter Gardens, becoming the youngest-ever champion and completing darts’ Triple Crown with a 107.24 average and 17 maximums. The emotional peak came during his on-stage interview with Sky Sports’ Polly James, who noted that Littler’s parents and Millar, a 19-year-old beautician from Wigan, were shown on the big screen. Littler responded, “I am just so happy, I think they had been a bit nervous this past week and I have definitely put them through it in training and in games.” This heartfelt acknowledgment underscored Millar’s support, especially after their relationship went public with a kiss during his quarter-final, despite earlier denials. Littler then invited her on stage for a celebratory photo with the Phil Taylor Trophy, a gesture that highlighted their budding romance amid his meteoric rise.
While Sherrock’s split reflects a challenging turn, Littler’s victory and message to Millar paint a picture of joy and partnership. Fans on X have reacted, with @DartsRoyalty lamenting, “Sad to hear about Fallon and Cam—wishing her strength,” and @LittlerMania cheering, “Luke’s shoutout to Faith after $200k—pure gold!” As the afternoon unfolds at 01:34 PM WAT on July 29, 2025, in West Africa, these contrasting narratives—Sherrock’s uncertain future and Littler’s triumphant love—underscore the personal dynamics shaping darts’ evolving landscape.
