Shockwaves rippled through the darts world this week as news broke that Fallon Sherrock and Cameron Menzies—arguably its most famous power couple—have quietly split up after four years together. And yes, fans are absolutely shook.
The revelation came via ex-tour pro Vincent van der Voort on the Darts Draait Door podcast, where he casually confirmed: “They broke up—I was told by Fallon. But I don’t work for a gossip mag, and I didn’t ask why.” Cue collective fan meltdown.Wikipedia+15Yardbarker+15The Sun+15
The split comes at a dramatic moment. Sherrock had just returned to television at the Women’s World Matchplay in Blackpool, reaching the final before narrowly losing 6–5 to Lisa Ashton. Cameo-free? That was Cameron—a noticeable absence amid her comeback spotlight.Pro Sports Bio+4TalkSport+4Yardbarker+4
Reports suggest trouble had been brewing for some time, with a tense moment during the UK Open in March cited as a turning point. Cameron allegedly fell asleep mid-tournament on a sofa before his match—something that didn’t sit well with Fallon, who stormed off without him. It reportedly marked an emotional low in their relationship.Yardbarker
They met years ago through an online darts league and famously bonded over a KFC dinner—a story now tinged with bittersweet nostalgia. Their relationship had always balanced romance with rivalry: practice matches, shared travel, and endless mutual support. Cameron has often credited Fallon with boosting his career—calling her strength “phenomenal” and admitting he’d be nowhere without her influence.NationalWorld+5Dartsnews.com+5The Sun+5
It was a high-profile pairing grounded in performance and partnership: Fallon’s poise, Cameron’s ambition, and mutual respect that made them a fan favorite. But with Sherrock now focusing on her health and announcing a year-long break from darts starting in 2026, perhaps their paths have simply shifted in different directions.The Sun+3NationalWorld+3The Sun+3
Despite the split, Fallon is owning her return to the oche with poise. Her final appearance at Blackpool showed a woman who still commands the board—albeit alone. Meanwhile, Cameron returns to the stage separately with fresh focus on climbing the PDC ranks independently.TalkSportSky SportsWikipedia
Fans reacted quickly online: crown emojis, supportive messages, and heartfelt hope that Fallon “comes back stronger than ever.” Others noted the awkward timing—her rise to the final without her former partner in the crowd.
One certainty: while their story may have ended, Fallon Sherrock’s narrative is far from over. She’s still the Queen of the Palace, even without her recent plus-one. And Cameron? He’s stepping onto the stage solo—but still a force in his own right.
