Meet the stunning dancers for 2024-2025 PDC World Darts Championship including blonde bombshell Sophie May, flexibility coach Lacey Edwards and pro fire breather Georgia Long

The pinnacle event of the darts sporting calendar is just days away, with the sport’s best players set to descend on the Alexandra Palace for a shot at claiming the World Darts Championship.

The highly anticipated event is a festive spectacle but the likes of Luke Littler, Michael van Gerwen and Luke Humphries won’t be the only ones gracing us with their presence on the stage.

Whilst walk on girls are a thing of the past, having been banned in 2018, the PDC’s dancers bring the glitz, glam and energy to the Ally Pally.  

Over the course of the Christmas calendar, eight girls selected from the 200 dancers that applied will light up the stage with their variety of different dances and routines.

The dazzling line-up of dancers includes the perfect blend of experience and youth from a Tik Tok starlet to a fire breather and a recent graduate.

Meet all the gorgeous women who will feature as dancers for the 2025 World Darts Championship.

Sophie May Lambert

Blonde Bombshell Sophie May is the glue that holds the whole team together.

May is the team manager and choreographer and has been blessing the Ally Pally with her presence since 2013.

The tattooed beauty has plenty of admirers and has amassed a whopping 26k on Instagram and 44.9k on TikTok.

Her social media is full of behind the scenes content from her time on the PDC world tour as she jets across Europe, living the life of luxury.

Abbi Haynes 

London based Abbi Haynes is another season veteran returning to the Ally Pally this Christmas.

It will be hard to miss the stunning beauty thanks to her fiery locks which are said to match her vibrant personality.

Haynes has been with the girls since 2017 but is stepping up into a senior role this year as dance captain.

She has obtained a sizeable social media following of 13.2k followers on Instagram.

Jodie Stubbings

Another returning veteran is Welsh beauty Jodie Stubbings.

Described as the ‘resident comedian’ on the tour, Jodie is sure to light up the Ally Pally stage with her impressive moves and her contagious smile. 

The stunning blonde often shares glimpses of her dance routines to her five thousand followers on Instagram, as well as showing off her adorable pooch, Lola the staffy who ‘likes puppcinos and cuddles, dislikes not getting her own way’.

Imogen Bottomley 

Imogen is the first of four new talented groovers making their debut at the Ally Pally this festive period.

The recent university graduate only linked up with the girls in November but has plenty of experience on the stage having been involved in MOVE IT – Dance and Performing Arts Show, as well as Tarzan.

The 5’11’ brunette beauty ‘talent stretches as high as her height’ according to the PDC Darts Dancers shared Instagram account which has over 48k followers.

Georgia Long 

Multi skill performer Georgia Long is another set to make her Ally Pally debut this week.

There will be no fear of stage fright however as Long is a seasoned veteran in the dance world and has graced the stage of both Wembley Arena and the O2 Arena.

And if things get boring, Long can light up the stage quite literally as the drop dead gorgeous brunette is a professional fire breather.

Ellie Jackson 

Another newcomer who is set to bring the fun and party this year is blonde beauty Ellie Jackson. 

The Sheffield born beauty will feel right at home however this year and is sure to get a homecoming welcome from the Yorkshire crowd.

Jackson enjoys the fast paced and luxurious lifestyle, often posting to her social media accounts to show off her travels which have taken her to Ibiza, Split and many more of Europe’s party hotspots. 

She has even shared snaps of her partying with award winning DJ David Guetta. 

Lacey Edwards 

Flexibility coach Lacey Edwards is the fourth and final newcomer for this year’s World Darts Championship.

The blue eyed beauty is a travel enthusiast and often shares her adventures to the Maldives, Morocco, Mallorca and more to her 33k followers on Instagram.

This month she will be swapping out her passport for her pom poms as she prepares to the explore the world of darts instead at the biggest event on the calendar.

Amy Kemp 

Triple threat and fan favourite Amy Kemp is back for yet another year at the Ally Pally.

The second Welsh native in this year’s stunning line-up, Kemp does not just possess one talent.

In addition to being a magnificent dancer she has also featured on the screen in shows such as Hollyoaks and Funny Girl, the Welsh beauty is also a fully qualified professional trainer. 

Kemp an impressive social media following of 25.4k on Instagram. 

Where to watch?

This year’s PDC World Darts Championship will be available to watch live on Sky Sports’ dedicated darts channel.

Coverage for the event will begin on December 15 and will run up until the final on Friday, January 3.

For darts fans on the go this festive season, the championship will also be available to watch on a live stream via the Sky Go app and Now TV.