Luke Littler has revealed he keeps his prestigious World Darts Championship trophy on the floor due to running out of space for his growing collection of silverware.
The teenage sensation made the surprising admission during a TikTok live stream to 4,700 viewers.
"That's where it is on the floor," Littler told his audience whilst showing the World Championship trophy in its current resting place.
The revelation came as part of a broader showcase of his trophy collection on his TikTok channel, where the young star has amassed 2.4 million followers.
Luke Littler has revealed he keeps his prestigious World Darts Championship trophy on the floor due to running out of space for his growing collection of silverware
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During the stream, Littler displayed several prestigious accolades, including his Young Sports Personality of the Year award, Premier League trophy, Grand Slam trophy and his World Championship runner-up trophy from 2024.
The Bahrain Darts Masters trophy was also shown, though it appeared to have sustained minor damage.
"What's that underneath - one of the gold leaves from Bahrain fell off," Littler noted during the stream, coincidentally marking a year since he had won the tournament.
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Luke Littler is running out of room to keep his growing collection of silverware
The damage to the Bahrain trophy was particularly timely, as Littler had recently been eliminated from this year's tournament at the quarter-final stage by Gerwyn Price.
The young darts star also gave viewers a glimpse of his personal memorabilia collection during the live stream.
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"We've got a TV. My signed shirt from last year against Luke [Humphries], signed [Raymond van] Barneveld shirt. [Phil] Taylor one there. That's the set-up," Littler explained.
The collection features signed shirts from some of the sport's biggest names, including his World Championship final opponent Luke Humphries.
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Littler, who turns 18 tomorrow, has risen to No 2 in the Order of Merit and accumulated £1,118,500 in ranked PDC prize money, with additional earnings from non-ranking events.
The champion recently showcased his World Championship trophy at Old Trafford before Manchester United's 3-1 defeat to Brighton on Sunday.
Luke Littler paraded his World Darts Championship at Old Trafford on Sunday
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"It means the world to bring the trophy pitchside at the club I've supported all my life," Littler said. "I'm grateful for the opportunity."
His next competitive appearance will be at the Dutch Darts Masters, following his quarter-final exit in Bahrain.
