Fallon Sherrock is set for a huge few weeks, beginning with a challenge against Luke Littler

Fallon Sherrock has become one of the biggest names in darts since making history at Alexandra Palace in 2019. The 32-year-old, nicknamed the ‘Queen of the Palace’, became the first woman to win a match at the PDC World Darts Championship after beating Ted Evetts, before stunning Mensur Suljovic.

The Milton Keynes-born star has since gone on to enjoy further success by winning the Women’s World Matchplay in 2022 and reaching the final again in July of this year. She also ended Beau Greaves’ remarkable 114-match winning streak in March before claiming her first Women’s Series title of 2026 in August.

Sherrock has secured her place at the upcoming World Darts Championship in December after finishing third in the Women’s Series rankings. It will mark her seventh appearance at Ally Pally as she looks to recreate the magic of her historic run seven years ago, having not won a match at the iconic venue since.

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But before then, Sherrock will be among 24 contestants hoping to beat two-time world champion Luke Littler in a special Netflix event this Friday.

It will see 20 of those initial challengers get the chance to take on the teenage sensation over a single leg of 501 in Manchester, with a mammoth £501,000 prize going to the first person to defeat him.

And while Sherrock has made plenty of headlines for her exploits on the oche, her life away from darts has also attracted attention. The former Women’s World Matchplay champion previously enjoyed a four-year relationship with a fellow darts star before the pair went their separate ways.

Love life

Sherrock previously dated Scottish darts player Cameron Menzies, with the pair becoming one of the sport’s best-known couples after getting together in 2021.

They first met through an online darts league during the pandemic and regularly practised together over Zoom before enjoying their first date at KFC.

Menzies, a former plumber who turned his attention to darts full-time, regularly credited Sherrock with helping him improve his performances.

He told Sky Sports in May 2025: “She’s been a massive help,” before revealing that the pair would sometimes spend two or three hours practising together.

However, their romance came to an end in 2025, with former pro Vincent van der Voort revealing the news on the Darts Draait Door podcast in July.

The Dutchman confirmed Sherrock had personally informed him of the split but admitted he didn’t know what had caused the relationship to end.

Menzies appears to have found love again, having been linked with Suzanne Lewis earlier this year.

The pair shared affectionate pictures on social media, including a snap of them kissing, alongside a message from Lewis expressing her gratitude for the Scotsman.

Sherrock, meanwhile, has kept her romantic life largely out of the spotlight since the breakup. There has been no public confirmation of a new relationship yet for the Queen of the Palace.

Net worth

Sherrock’s exact net worth is not publicly known, though the darts star has earned over £200,000 in prize money throughout her career.

Her income also extends beyond tournament earnings, with sponsorships and exhibition appearances providing further financial opportunities.

She earned around £25,000 from her historic run to the third round of the 2020 World Darts Championship, which also transformed her into one of the sport’s most recognisable faces.

She also collected £14,150 on the PDC Women’s Series circuit in 2026, finishing third in the rankings.

Sherrock could be in line for an extraordinary payday if she manages to beat Littler in Friday’s Netflix event.

The first challenger to defeat the biggest name in the sport will pocket just over half a million pounds.