- Luke Littler won the first world title of his career at the age of 17 last week.
- He raised £500,000 and has now flown to Benidorm to celebrate.
- He surprised his friends by appearing with his sister without telling anyone
Luke Littler has wasted no time in getting into party mode after flying to Benidorm to surprise his friends less than a week after winning his first world title.
Littler, 17, beat Michael van Gerwen 7-3 in last Friday's final at Alexandra Palace, surpassing 12 months earlier when he was beaten by Luke Humphries in the final.
After collecting a winning check for £500,000, Littler decided to fly to Benidorm with his older sister, Caitlin, and his friends had no idea of his arrival.
Caitlin posted the moment Littler surprised her friends on Instagram on Thursday, as she captured the teen sensation walking through an outdoor bar in a black cap before approaching a table of friends.
One of his friends saw Littler and put his hands to his head in disbelief before hugging the darts star.
Caitlin, 22, captioned the video “I love a good surprise” as she shared the touching moment with her followers.
Luke Littler's friend was in disbelief after the darts star flew to Benidorm without telling anyone.
Littler's trip to Europe comes less than a week after winning his first world title.
Her sister, Caitlin (pictured), captured the touching moment and is becoming a star in her own right after amassing more than 27,000 followers on TikTok.
She could soon become a star in her own right, having amassed over 27,000 followers on TikTok with glimpses of her gregarious lifestyle.
The beauty queen previously admitted to bleaching her natural brown hair and filling her lips to achieve the desired look.
Caitlin has been tipped for reality TV stardom, with culture and brand expert Nick Ede previously telling The Sun that Luke and Caitlin could even become the 'next Furies' following the success of the Netflix show. At home with the furieswhich follows heavyweight boxer Tyson Fury and his family.
But for now, Caitlin is happy to have Luke in the spotlight and regularly posts about her brother's accomplishments on social media.
In May, when Luke won the Premier League darts title for the first time, Caitlin told her Facebook friends she was “the proudest sister ever”.
She wrote on Facebook: 'I honestly have no words, what a birthday present! The proudest sister ever.
“Everyone is probably getting bored of me sharing posts about Luke, but I can't help it being too good.”
Now he's flown across Europe with Luke to celebrate his biggest win to date.
It will have to be a short trip, however, as Luke returns to action next week at the Bahrain Open, a tournament he won last year.