One of darts’ most recognizable couples has officially split. Fallon Sherrock, famously dubbed the “Queen of Ally Pally” after her historic victories at the PDC World Darts Championship, has ended her four-year relationship with her long-term partner.
The news broke shortly after speculation mounted when Sherrock’s boyfriend was notably absent from her World Matchplay final appearance. Fans quickly noticed his missing presence ringside, fueling rumors that the couple’s romance was on the rocks.
Sherrock, 31, became a household name in the sport when she made history in 2019 as the first woman to win a match at the World Darts Championship. Since then, she has carried the banner for women in darts, competing fiercely on the world stage and inspiring a new generation of players.
Her now-former partner was a constant figure in her journey — often spotted in the crowd, cheering her on during some of her most career-defining wins. Their relationship became part of her story, giving fans an inside look at the human side of her rise to fame.
But cracks appeared earlier this year, and sources suggest scheduling conflicts and growing commitments in Sherrock’s career put strain on their relationship. While no official statements have been made by either party, insiders say the split was amicable.
For Sherrock, the breakup comes at a crucial point in her career. She continues to chase major titles and prove herself against the sport’s best. Many fans believe the setback in her personal life could actually fuel her hunger on the oche — making her an even more dangerous competitor moving forward.
As one chapter closes, another begins. Sherrock’s supporters will be hoping this fresh start off the stage translates into more magic on it.
