Luke Littler has added yet another major trophy to his booming collection after defeating Luke Humphries to clinch the World Grand Prix title — banking a six-figure payday and cementing his status as darts’ most unstoppable rising force. ‘The Nuke’ delivered when it mattered under the lights at the Winter Gardens, with his girlfriend watching on in support.
His latest victory only swells his already eye-watering earnings, with the youngster’s prize pot continuing to rise week after week.
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World Grand Prix Payout
The World Grand Prix carries a £600,000 total prize fund, with Littler pocketing a cool £120,000 for lifting the trophy. Even the runner-up takes home £60,000, but this time it wasn’t Humphries’ night.
The win also strengthens Littler’s growing dominance in their rivalry. He now edges their head-to-head further, despite Humphries’ history of big-stage composure.
Littler’s Soaring Net Worth
Luke Littler’s meteoric rise continues to smash financial records. Estimated to be worth around £1.6 million, the world champion has rocketed past the millionaire mark barely a year after bursting onto the scene.
Recent accounts reveal that Luke Littler Darts Ltd brought in just over £1 million last tax year, with his career earnings now believed to exceed £2 million — a quarter of which came from his landmark World Championship win in January.
His income doesn’t stop at prize money, either. Littler now earns from merchandise sales through his official shop, cementing him as one of darts’ most marketable names.
Faith Millar: Littler’s New Support System
Nearly a year after parting ways with ex-girlfriend Eloise Milburn, Littler went public in May 2025 with new partner Faith Millar, a beautician who has quickly become a familiar face at his events.
Millar watched him lift the World Matchplay title in July and was in the crowd once again to cheer him to Grand Prix glory. Her growing presence has provided an extra layer of motivation for The Nuke — not that he seems to need it right now.
With another major in the bag and momentum fully behind him, Littler’s rise shows no sign of slowing. The darts world has a new superstar, and he’s only just getting started.