Luke Littler’s sister Caitlin has been backed to follow Molly Mae and Paris Fury into reality TV (Image: FACEBOOK/GETTY)
has taken the sporting world by storm over the last 13 months after bursting onto the scene at last season’s at the age of 16. And his older sister could be next to make a name for herself after being tipped to follow in the footsteps of Molly Mae or Paris Fury.
Littler, who will celebrate his 18th birthday later this month, at the start of January following another stunning run at Ally Pally.
And he has been able to rely on the support of his close family since hitting the big time.
Littler’s sister Caitlin has accompanied the teenager to a host of his matches since his maiden outing at the World Championship. She has also shared her joy at the star’s success in a number of social media posts. And she may need to get used to being in the limelight.
Caitlin has kept a relatively low profile in the wake of her brother’s success and appears to live a normal life at home in Warrington.
But she has racked up over 27,000 followers on , with more than 14,500 people also following her on .
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Luke Littler clinched his first World Darts Championship title earlier this month (Image: GETTY)
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The 22-year-old has used Facebook to post a series of stunning images of herself. And culture and branding expert Nick Ede has insisted she could become a reality TV star.
“The girls have all the elements of becoming classic reality TV stars like Paris Fury and Molly Mae,” Ede told in December.
“I can see a reality show on the life of Luke and I can also see him appearing on our screens as a guest on daytime TV shows and on quiz shows too. He’s only young so he will need support from a good team – but the world is his oyster.”
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Caitlin appears to have been a rock for her brother following his whirlwind rise to the top of the darts world.
And following his World Championship heartache against Luke Humphries last year, she wrote on social media: “Can’t even begin to put into words how proud I am of you Luke. We all love you so much and cannot wait to see what else you can achieve. You are amazing and this is just the start, Wow, running out of words, so proud.”
She then wrote on Facebook in the aftermath of his Darts glory: “I actually have no words, what a birthday present! Proudest sister ever. Everyone’s probably getting bored of me sharing posts about Luke but I can’t stop, he’s just too good.”