Introduction

The mother of Luke Littler's girlfriend, Eloise Milburn, has responded to online trolls who made derogatory comments about the couple's five-year age difference.

The Love Story

Luke Littler, the 16-year-old darts prodigy, celebrated his PDC semi-final win with his 21-year-old girlfriend, Eloise Milburn, who was in the crowd. The pair was introduced by mutual friends and bonded over their shared love for the game and darts.

Mum Hits Back

Amanda, Eloise's mother, has strongly defended her daughter against the accusations of being a "money grabber" and criticized the trolls for their hurtful comments. She emphasized that Eloise is with Luke because she genuinely likes him, not because of his money or fame.

Hurtful Comments

Amanda expressed how hurtful the comments have been for both her and her daughter. She wants to set the record straight that Eloise is not the person these online trolls are portraying her to be.

An Early Stage Relationship

Amanda revealed that she has not yet met Luke, and Eloise does not want her mother to attend matches and events as their relationship is still in its early stages.

A Shared Passion

Both Amanda and Eloise share a love for darts. Amanda has been playing since she was 17 and introduced Eloise to the sport at the age of 11. Eloise has competed in the Surrey Super League and plays for the county.

More Than Darts

Besides darts, Luke and Eloise also share a love for football. Eloise is a dedicated Crystal Palace supporter. She has worked at Hersham Golf Club and enjoys watching musicals at the theater. In fact, a video of Eloise singing Adele's "Easy On Me" showcased her impressive vocal talent.

Future Plans

After the PDC final, Luke and Eloise plan to go on vacation together. Luke, also known as "The Nuke," has gained attention by defeating top players in the tournament and has the potential to win a prize of £500,000 if he wins the final against Luke Humphries.

Giving Back

Despite his success, Luke remains humble and has already used some of his tournament winnings to buy darts boards for his former school, Padgate Academy.