Fallon Sherrock and Cameron Menzies 'split up' as darts duo call quits after four years

Darts star Vincent van der Voort has alleged that Cameron Menzies and Fallon Sherrock have split up. Menzies and Sherrock have been an item since their relationship was first revealed in 2021.

The pair's romance was one of the most unique stories on the oche. Menzies has previously revealed the pair fell in love over a KFC, after they had both competed at the Modus Series.

Four years on from the feast, Van de Voort claims love is no longer in the air. The Dutch player, who has previously ranked as high as No. 21 on the PDC Order of Merit, claims Sherrock recently told him about their separation.

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Speaking on his podcast Darts Draait Doort, presenter Damian Vlottes said of the couple: "They broke up — you told me." Not denying what his co-presenter said, Van der Voort replied: "True, yes. But what else do you want me to say about it? I don't work for a gossip magazine. I don't know the exact reason either. She told me, and I didn't ask why."

Mirror Sport has contacted Sherrock and Menzies' representatives for comment on their situation. The Dutch darts star claimed there had been some strain in their relationship many months before their split.

He mentioned a specific situation during last year's UK Open, where Sherrock was unhappy with the Ayrshire player. Van der Voort said: "He'd fallen asleep on the sofa while he had to play the next day. That wasn't good. But again — it suited him."

He also said that as a result of this moment, Sherrock left Menzies behind at the venue in Minehead. It is the latest challenge for the pair, who have both had a tough time on the oche in recent months.

During the World Championship, Menzies was seen holding back the tears after the Alexandra Palace crowd turned on him during his defeat by American star Leonard Gates. Sherrock, who was seen in the crowd during that match, also lost in the first round to Ryan Meikle.

At the Women's World Matchplay Championship, Menzies, despite being in Blackpool to compete in the men's events, was not in the crowd to watch the Queen of the Palace lose 6-5 to Lisa Ashton in the final. Last month, Sherrock also announced her intention to take a year out of darts in 2026 to focus on her health.

She has been struggling with kidney issues since 2014, when she gave birth to her son Rory. Her plan is to qualify for the Grand Slam and the 2025 World Championships before taking a break in 2026.

Sherrock recently told "I just need to sort myself out. I need to get myself well again, and then once I do, the sky is the limit because I know I can do it. I know how many hours I've got to put in, what standard I've got to play. So I can do it; I just need the energy for it first."