Teenage darts sensation Luke Littler has reportedly set his heart on starting a family, but girlfriend Faith Millar is said to have other ideas and the couple’s arrangement appears to have taken a costly twist, with Millar’s monthly allowance now reportedly increased to £15,000.
Sources close to the couple say the 18-year-old world champion has been open about wanting children “sooner rather than later,” telling friends he’d love to be a young dad. Millar, however, is reportedly in no rush, preferring to focus on her own life and career before considering parenthood.
The disagreement has apparently led to a renegotiation of the couple’s finances, with Millar’s allowance said to have been bumped up to £15,000 per month — a figure that has raised eyebrows among fans and commentators alike.
“It’s an unusual way to resolve a disagreement about kids, but Luke adores Faith and wants her to be happy,” an unnamed source claimed. “He’s earning serious money now and he’d rather spend it on her than argue.”
Neither Littler nor Millar has publicly commented on the reports, and the figures have not been independently verified.
The news has sparked a lively debate online, with some fans praising Littler for being generous and supportive, while others questioned whether such financial arrangements are healthy for a young couple.
Relationship experts caution that money can rarely resolve fundamental differences over life goals. “Financial generosity is not a substitute for aligned values,” said one commentator. “If one partner wants children and the other doesn’t, no allowance will fix that.”
Littler, who became a household name after his remarkable run at the World Darts Championship, has spoken in the past about his close relationship with Millar and his desire for a stable home life. Whether that future includes children — and at what price — remains to be seen.