Who is darts world champion Luke Humphries’ fiancée Kayley Jones?

KAYLEY Jones is the fiancée of Luke Humphries, the world's no.1 darts player. Luke will be competing at the Premier League Darts competition where he hopes to defeat longtime rivals Luke Littler and Gerwyn Price. Kayley was born in 1994 and keeps a relatively low profile compared to her darts champion boyfriend. Absolutely in awe off how amazing Kayley was, going through it all. she’s was incredibly strong throughout labour and am so proud of her.

She gave birth to her first child, Grace, in 2013, though it is unknown if she was with Luke at the time. However, the couple welcomed their son Rowan Ellis together on October 9, 2022. Luke took to Instagram to share the thrilling news with his fans. He wrote: “Absolutely overwhelmed to welcome mine and Kayley Marie’s son into the world last night at 10:09pm, weighing 7 pound 9 and a half!. “Absolutely in awe off how amazing Kayley was, going through it all. she’s was incredibly strong throughout labour and am so proud of her.

“We have named him ‘Rowan Ellis Humphries’ both are doing fine and settling in at home now!”. Kayley is Luke's biggest supporter and can often be seen cheering him in the audience. Ahead of the US Darts Masters in May 2014, Luke announced that he and Kayley had gotten engaged. Sharing a snap of himself proposing in a New York City skyscraper, Luke broke the news to fans on Instagram. He accompanied the post with an adorable caption.

Luke wrote: "A moment that I’ve been waiting to do for some time now.. just wanted to wait until that perfect moment!. "Today was that time. up the edge in New York all by ourselves I popped the question, proud to say kayley said yes!". Kayley's husband Luke was born on February 11, 1995, in Berkshire but grew up in Crewe. He was named after his father's favourite team, Leeds, as his name was an acronym for "Leeds United Kings of Europe".

Luke discovered that his talent lay with darts instead of football though. His incredible skills earned him the nickname Cool Hand Luke. The star rose quickly in the darts scene and took home his first major title at the 2023 World Grand Prix. He defeated the legendary darts player Gerwyn Price, earning himself £120,000 in prize money. However, Luke's biggest win was at the 2024 World Championships where he defeated Luke Littler in the final.

As of February 2025, he is ranked as the world's number one darts player after winning the PDC World Masters. He'll be competing at the Premiere League Darts competition which kicks off on February 6, 2025. Here is a look at what Luke has won in his career so far:. Majors. World Masters (1) - 2025. Grand Slam of Darts (1) - 2023. PDC World Championship (1) - 2024. Players Championship Finals (2) - 2023, 2024. World Grand Prix (1) - 2023.

World Matchplay (1) - 2024. Other TV. PDC World Cup (1) -2024. World Tour. New Zealand Darts Masters (1) - 2024. Euro Tour. Czech Darts Open (2) - 2022, 2024. European Darts Grand Prix (1) - 2022. European Darts Matchplay (2) - 2022, 2023. German Darts Grand Prix (2) - 2022, 2024. PDC Ranked. PDC Challenge Tour (1) - 2017 CT 12 Milton Keynes. Players Championships (4) - 2022 PC 01 Barnsley, 2023 PC 15 Leicester, 2023 PC 20 Barnsley, 2024 PC 26 Wigan.

Annual Ranking Champion. PDC Youth/Development Tour Ranking Champion (2) - 2017, 2018. Austrian Darts Championship Qualifiers (1) - 2019 UK TCH. Austrian Darts Open Qualifiers (1) - 2018 UK. Belgian Darts Championship Qualifiers (1) - 2020 TCH. European Darts Matchplay Qualifiers (1) - 2018 UK. European Darts Open Qualifiers (1) - 2018 UK. European Darts Trophy Qualifiers (1) - 2018 UK. German Darts Championship Qualifiers (1) - 2019 UK TCH.

German Darts Grand Prix Qualifiers (1) - 2018 UK. German Darts Open Qualifiers (2) - 2018 UK, 2019 UK TCH. Gibraltar Darts Trophy Qualifiers (1) - 2021 TCH. Hungarian Darts Trophy Qualifiers (1) - 2021 TCH. Youth Tournaments. PDC Youth/Development Tour (11). 2017 DT 01 Wigan, 2017 DT 04 Wigan, 2017 DT 09 Hildesheim, 2017 DT 16 Barnsley, 2017 DT 20 Wigan, 2018 DT 07 Hildesheim, 2018 DT 13 Peterborough, 2018 DT 17 Wigan, 2019 DT 11 Milton Keynes, 2019 DT 17 Wigan, 2019 DT 20 Wigan.