Luke Littler's brother Leon lifts lid on darts sensation's personality after historic title win

Luke Littler's brother Leon has assured that the 17-year-old's skyrocketing success and wealth won't change him.

The young darts prodigy has become a sensation in British sports after his triumphant win at the PDC World Championship, just a year after being the runner-up at only 16.

His stunning victory over Michael van Gerwen earned him £500,000, adding to the nearly £1million he pocketed in 2024 from winning tournaments like the Premier League, Grand Slam of Darts and World Series Finals. Littler has also inked several lucrative commercial deals, with more expected to follow after becoming the youngest world champion in the sport's history.

His family, including his father Anthony Buckley who introduced him to darts while still in nappies, have been supportive throughout his journey. Leon, 21, was seen receiving a bundle of cash from his younger brother after the Ally Pally final, but insists Luke's success won't alter him.

Speaking to The Sun last year, Leon said: "Nothing's changed Luke, and I know nothing ever will. He's very down to earth and keeps his feet on the ground. He's still the caring and devoted brother who grew up with me."

When asked about how he had spent his winnings, Littler's response was telling. After winning the World Series Finals and its top prize of £80,000, he revealed he had treated himself to a "nice bag".

The young darts maestro, who is turning 18 later this month, might indulge a bit more and is eyeing a flashy new set of wheels despite not yet being legally able to drive.

Post-victory he shared: "I've always loved a Mercedes A-Class - just a small car. Last year, I was looking at driving, and I loved the Ford Focus, but now I've gone up in the world just a little!

"I haven't had