Sky Sports star hits back at critics of her eye-catching neck tattoo after revealing she's received 'a lot of c**p' while presenting World Darts Championship
Sky Sports star hits back at critics of her eye-catching neck tattoo after revealing she's received 'a lot of c**p' while presenting World Darts Championship
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Sky Sports star Polly James has hit back against critics of her neck tattoo. As well as her role as a radio presenter, James has been the voice of TV interviews with players after matches at this year's PDC World Darts Championship. The 38-year-old has been seen alongside all of the biggest names in the sport at this year's competition but, as a result, some fans have to focus on her neck tattoo.
![[James, 38, has been the voice of TV interviews at this year's PDC World Darts Championship]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/01/11/93642309-14241297-image-a-2_1735732717922.jpg)
While presenting, the top of James' tattoo - which is of a rose - is visible over her collar, which evidently irked some viewers. However, speaking to The Mirror, James revealed that she's not bothered by the critics and spoke on the 'incredible role' she's taken on this year.
![[James pictured interviewing Stephen Bunting after his third round victory last week]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/01/11/93642293-14241297-image-a-3_1735732720904.jpg)
She said: 'I do get a lot of crap about the neck tattoo. More so now, but that is because there are more eyes on darts, but it goes over my head. Sky Sports presenter Polly James has hit back against critics of her neck tattoo. James, 38, has been the voice of TV interviews at this year's PDC World Darts Championship.
![[James admitted that she has 'rhino skin' with regard to social media criticism]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/01/11/93642303-14241297-image-a-4_1735732745718.jpg)
'Say what you like about my appearance, I do not give a… but please don't criticise my work, because that really hits hard and that generally doesn't happen. 'I get on with a lot of darts people, I am in such a privileged position to do what I do, but I don't want to lose sight of what it is like to be a darts fan. I am on their side, I am not on the other side, so to speak. I just have an incredible role to play.'.
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