Who Is James Wade Wife Sammi Marsh? Everything To Know About The Darts Player

How long have James Wade and his wife Sammi Marsh been married? Tune in to find out.

James Wade is a professional darts player. He was only 24 years old when he won the 2007 World Matchplay and became the youngest player to win a major PDC title. Prior to joining the PDC (Professional Darts Corporation), he played in the BDO (British Darts Organization).

Wade has won the match against Rowby-John Rodriguez, and he will now be playing in the Quarterfinals of the Grand Slam of Darts. Moreover, his opponent in the next match is Rob Cross.

In this article, you will get an insight into James Wade’s life. Thus, here is everything you need to know about the professional darts player.

Who Is James Wade Wife Sammi Marsh?

Sammi Marsh is the wife of James Wade.

Despite being a model, she doesn’t seem to be active on Instagram. However, we can find her on Twitter. Marsh is present on the social media platform as @sammimarsh1.

Currently based in London, Marsh has amassed more than 32k followers on her Twitter handle.  She is often seen supporting her husband on social media.

On the other hand, James and Sammi exchanged vows on August 8, 2015. Prior to getting married, they were in a relationship for two years. In fact, they had been dating since 2013. They look amazing together.

Additionally, Sammi is currently working as James’ manager.

James Wade Children

James Wade and his wife Sammi Marsh have a son together. His name is Arthur James. Likewise, Sammi gave birth to their son in October 2018.

The family of three is often seen pictured together on Sammi’s Twitter account. You can also follow her on the social media platform to stay updated about her life.

James Wade Family

Moving on to James Wade’s family, he was born to his parents in Aldershot, Hampshire, England. The British Darts player celebrates his birthday on April 6 each passing year.

Wade attended his first competitive Dart event in his Youths. In fact, he was only 14 years old when he started playing the sport seriously.

Talking about his achievements, he has won tournaments like Bournemouth Men’s Singles (2010), Cosham Xmas Open (2003), Vauxhall Autumn Open (2003), Irish Masters (2005), and many more. He has also been recognized as the 2006 PDC Young Player of the Year and 2007 PDC Player of the Year.

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