Luke Littler has reportedly hired a personal chef as he eyes a third consecutive PDC World Darts Championship.
The world No.1 is said to be looking for ways to continue his weight loss journey after shedding two stone to improve his stamina on stage.
His latest move has seen Littler hire chef Jaedon Kay to provide pre-prepared meals.
According to The Sun, the calorie-controlled dishes are delivered to the Nuke's home after being put together by Kay.
Littler has already shared a snap of the meals to his Instagram as he revealed his health-kick is continuing.
The 19-year-old famously celebrated each of his wins with a kebab during his run to the final of the 2024 PDC World Championship.
However, he is now having meals prepared by Kay, who has revealed he also cooks for a host of Manchester United players.
The dishes cost around ã150-a-week, with Kay's business J Kitchen Cooks sharing a video of him delivering meals to Littler to social media.
The chef explained: "I prepare meals for more than 10 Premier League footballers, including Man United players.
"What started as cooking for my family has grown into a business and millions watch my videos and want the chance to try one of my exclusive meal preps.
"ItâÂÂs proof that one opportunity, paired with consistency and hard work, can change your life."
Littler will be aiming to win his third PDC World Darts Championship later this year.
Another triumph at Alexandra Palace would see him become the first player for 21 years to win the title three years in a row.
The latest edition of the tournament begins on December 11 and runs until the final on January 3.
Since bursting onto the scene at the event three years ago, Littler has earned just under ã4.85million in prize money.
He has also won 30 PDC titles including 15 premier event victories.
When does Littler play next?
Littler will be hoping his new diet can help him secure the World Series of Darts Finals this weekend in Amsterdam.
The teenager, who won on debut in 2024, was beaten by Michael van Gerwen in last year's final.
He will face another Dutchman in Danny Noppert in the first round this week.
Since winning the PDC World Darts Championship at the start of 2026, Littler has added the World Masters, UK Open, World Matchplay, Premier League and World Cup of Darts to his haul.
Littler is currently aiming to hold all eight premier PDC titles simultaneously as well as winning them all in the same calendar year.
His next opportunity to continue his winning spree will come at the World Grand Prix later this month.
The event, which will see Littler defend his title, begins in Leicester on September 28.
A victory would leave Littler only needing to win the European Championship to hold all eight titles at once.
Meanwhile, he could then complete a clean sweep this year by winning both the Grand Slam of Darts and Players Championship Finals.
Having skipped the first 26 Players Championship events of the season, Littler is yet to qualify for the finals, but has six tournaments remaining to reach the top 64 on the Order of Merit.