Teen darts sensation Luke Littler upgrades to a lavish mansion as his net worth skyrockets, sparking mixed reactions from fans and experts alike
Warrington: Luke Littler is making waves, not just in darts but in his personal life too. After an incredible year, he’s moved his family into a swanky mansion that costs £6,000 a month. Can you believe it?
This 17-year-old darting prodigy has had quite the journey. Last year, he burst onto the scene at the PDC World Darts Championship, surprising everyone by reaching the final. Even though he didn’t win, he became a household name overnight.
Fast forward to now, and he’s been on fire! He’s bagged titles like the Premier League and the Grand Slam, and just last month, he was named BBC Young Sports Personality of the Year. Talk about a whirlwind!
Now, he’s the favorite to win the championship again, and if he does, he’ll not only make history but also pocket a whopping £500,000. That’s a serious payday!
With all that cash rolling in, it’s no wonder he decided to upgrade his living situation. The new place is a five-bedroom beauty on Millionaire’s Row, complete with a pool, home cinema, and even a gardener. Sounds like a dream, right?
But not everyone is on board with his choice. Former champion Dennis Priestly thinks Luke could’ve made a smarter investment. He suggests that instead of renting, buying a place would be a better move. After all, £6,000 a month adds up!
It’s a lot of pressure for a young guy, but with his talent, he’s likely to keep raking in the cash. Whatever happens, it’s clear that Luke Littler is living life to the fullest!
