Luke Littler’s warning to girlfriend Faith Millar as she hangs out with celebrities

In the high-stakes spotlight of professional darts, where precision meets passion, Luke Littler’s personal life has become as captivating as his performances on the oche. The 18-year-old sensation, already a two-time PDC World Darts Champion after retaining his title in a dominant 7-1 final victory over Gian van Veen at Alexandra Palace, continues to navigate the whirlwind of fame alongside his supportive girlfriend, Faith Millar.

The 19-year-old beautician from Wigan has been a constant presence at major tournaments since the couple went public with their relationship last May, following months of insisting they were just good friends. Their romance blossomed after meeting earlier in 2025, with Millar quickly becoming a familiar and cherished figure in the crowd, cheering Littler through his meteoric rise. She joined him on stage for emotional moments, including pre-match kisses that have turned into a beloved ritual, and shared in the tears of joy when he clinched back-to-back world titles, hoisting the Sid Waddell Trophy while visibly moved herself.

Recently, during the intense run at the World Championship, Millar found herself rubbing shoulders with an array of high-profile celebrities in the Alexandra Palace audience. She posed for photos with singer Lewis Capaldi, I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! champion Angry Ginge (a friend of Littler’s), and Sidemen stars Harry Lewis and Ethan Payne. These encounters highlight how Littler’s success has thrust both him and those closest to him into the celebrity orbit, blending the world of darts with mainstream fame.

Yet, amid the glamour and excitement, Littler has been candid about the challenges that come with such visibility. Recognizing the scrutiny and potential hostility that accompanies dating one of sport’s most recognizable young stars, he admitted feeling compelled to caution Millar early on. Acknowledging that online abuse directed at the couple had “been tough,” he explained how he addressed the negativity head-on.

“Obviously, at the start of last year, I was always looking at the comments. And she’s been having a look [at the] negativity,” Littler revealed. “But I just said, ‘They’re jealous. They wanna ruin us.’ I just said, ‘Just don’t look at it and just focus on what we’ve got.'”

This advice stems from hard-earned experience. Littler has previously dealt with similar issues during his relationship with ex-girlfriend Eloise Milburn, who faced “vile” and “disgusting” trolling, often centered on their age difference. He publicly urged fans to stop the hate then, and now, with his profile even higher, he’s proactive in protecting Millar from the same pitfalls.

Despite these hurdles, the couple’s bond appears stronger than ever. Littler has described Millar glowingly as “a lovely lady” and exactly what he needed during demanding periods, like when his parents couldn’t attend events. “I think it’s sort of what I needed. I knew my mum and dad weren’t going to come. And as soon as I asked the question, she was like, ‘Yeah, I don’t think I’ll ever get the chance’. So, I said, ‘You can come with me,'” he shared, reflecting on inviting her to join him on tour, including trips like the Australian Darts Masters.

Millar’s support has been unwavering, from attending matches to celebrating milestones together, such as watching Manchester United games or simply being by his side after triumphs. Following his latest world title win and the £1 million prize money, the darts prodigy hinted at treating her, underscoring how her presence grounds him amid the chaos of stardom.

As Littler continues to dominate darts—having claimed major titles like the World Grand Prix and Grand Slam, securing the world No. 1 ranking, and rewriting records as the youngest champion in history—his relationship with Millar adds a heartfelt layer to his story. In a world full of pressure, trolls, and flashing lights, their focus remains on each other, proving that even amid celebrity encounters and global fame, the most important thing is tuning out the noise and cherishing what’s real. With more tournaments on the horizon, fans can expect to see Faith right there in the crowd, ready to celebrate every treble 20.

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