Cameron Menzies appears to be getting his life back on track after a turbulent spell in which he found himself under intense scrutiny both on and off the oche. The Scot, who earlier this season caused a stir with an emotional outburst at the PDC World Darts Championship, has now gone public with a new relationship on social media.
On Instagram, a photo surfaced showing Menzies alongside his new partner, Suzanne Lewis. The pair shared an intimate moment, effectively confirming their relationship. Lewis captioned the image: “grateful for you Cameron,” adding heart and kiss emojis. The post appears to draw a clear line under his previous relationship with Fallon Sherrock.
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The past few months have been anything but straightforward for Menzies. During the PDC World Darts Championship, he made headlines following a heated incident in which, out of frustration, he smashed a small table on stage after his defeat to Charlie Manby. In the process, he injured his hand, raising concerns about potential long-term damage.
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The situation was made even more intense by the timing of his split from Fallon Sherrock. Reports from those close to him suggested the breakup happened just before the Worlds, adding significant emotional pressure. Menzies has built a reputation as a player who wears his heart on his sleeve, often struggling to keep his emotions in check — something that has repeatedly placed him in the spotlight. The scenes at the Worlds were in line with that pattern, although he later indicated a desire to work on himself and regain control.
Now, with this new relationship, there are signs he may be entering a more stable phase. Very little is publicly known about Suzanne Lewis, as her social media presence is largely private. However, her profile hints that she may already have children from a previous relationship, suggesting Menzies could also be stepping into a new role in his personal life.
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For the Scot, it represents a notable shift from just a few months ago — a time when he was still with Fallon Sherrock and his career was being overshadowed by on-stage incidents and personal setbacks.
Cameron Menzies appears to be getting his life back on track after a turbulent spell in which he found himself under intense scrutiny both on and off the oche. The Scot, who earlier this season caused a stir with an emotional outburst at the PDC World Darts Championship, has now gone public with a new relationship on social media.
On Instagram, a photo surfaced showing Menzies alongside his new partner, Suzanne Lewis. The pair shared an intimate moment, effectively confirming their relationship. Lewis captioned the image: “grateful for you Cameron,” adding heart and kiss emojis. The post appears to draw a clear line under his previous relationship with Fallon Sherrock.
The past few months have been anything but straightforward for Menzies. During the PDC World Darts Championship, he made headlines following a heated incident in which, out of frustration, he smashed a small table on stage after his defeat to Charlie Manby. In the process, he injured his hand, raising concerns about potential long-term damage.
The situation was made even more intense by the timing of his split from Fallon Sherrock. Reports from those close to him suggested the breakup happened just before the Worlds, adding significant emotional pressure. Menzies has built a reputation as a player who wears his heart on his sleeve, often struggling to keep his emotions in check — something that has repeatedly placed him in the spotlight. The scenes at the Worlds were in line with that pattern, although he later indicated a desire to work on himself and regain control.
Now, with this new relationship, there are signs he may be entering a more stable phase. Very little is publicly known about Suzanne Lewis, as her social media presence is largely private. However, her profile hints that she may already have children from a previous relationship, suggesting Menzies could also be stepping into a new role in his personal life.
For the Scot, it represents a notable shift from just a few months ago — a time when he was still with Fallon Sherrock and his career was being overshadowed by on-stage incidents and personal setbacks.