Before he was lifting televised darts trophies, Nathan Aspinall was learning a quieter trade: the Darts Database (player record) lists his former occupation as trainee accountant. On the oche, the confirmed facts are straightforward — born 15 July 1991, he is an English PDC player known as “The Asp” — but the personal questions around disability, marriage and wealth are far less settled than the trophy list.
Born: 15 July 1991 · Nationality: English · Tour: PDC · Nickname: The Asp · Notable titles: 2019 UK Open, 2019 US Masters, 2023 World Matchplay
Quick snapshot
- Born 15 July 1991 and listed as an English PDC player (Wikipedia (reference entry))
- Known as “The Asp” (Darts Database (player record)) (Wikipedia (reference entry))
- Won the 2019 UK Open (Dartsnews (darts outlet))
- Won the 2023 World Matchplay (official website (player profile))
- No disability diagnosis appears in the official player profile (official website (player profile)) (PDPA (players’ association))
- No verified net-worth figure is on the PDPA ledger; prize money is not the same as wealth (PDPA (players’ association))
- Wedding venue and date remain unconfirmed (Newsmatter (secondary blog))
- Current home address is not part of the verified player record (Darts Database (player record)) (PDPA (players’ association))
- 2019: first major televised title at the UK Open (Dartsnews (darts outlet))
- 2019: Premier League debut after Gary Anderson withdrew (Dartsnews (darts outlet))
- 2023: World Matchplay title (official website (player profile))
- Follow the PDPA player profile for updated prize-money totals (PDPA (players’ association))
- The official website remains the reference for his career totals (official website (player profile))
Six records, one pattern: the verified part of Nathan Aspinall’s public life is about performance and dates, not private biography.
| Field | Verified value |
|---|---|
| Full name | Nathan Aspinall |
| Born | 15 July 1991 (Darts Database (player record)) |
| Nationality / Tour | English professional darts player in PDC events (Wikipedia (reference entry)) |
| Known titles | 2019 UK Open; 2019 US Darts Masters (Wikipedia (reference entry)); 2023 World Matchplay |
| Career prize money | £2,731,425 (PDPA (players’ association)) |
| Highest average | 117.50 (PDPA (players’ association)) |
What Disability Does Nathan Aspinall Have?
No top-tier source reviewed for this profile lists a disability diagnosis. The verified record treats Aspinall as an active PDC professional, with no medical history attached.
A missing diagnosis is not a diagnosis. The evidence-based answer is simply “not documented”, not “confirmed”.
The implication: any claim that names a specific condition goes beyond what the current record supports.
Is Nathan Aspinall Married Yet?
Secondary reporting on Aspinall’s partner is inconsistent: Newsmatter (secondary blog) says coverage has floated both Kirsty and Rebecca as names. No official source in the record confirms a spouse.
Until an official announcement names a partner, the evidence supports “unconfirmed”, not a wedding invitation list.
Where Did Nathan Aspinall Get Married?
- No verified wedding venue or ceremony date appears in the official profile or the reviewed sources.
- The search queries around Luke Littler’s attendance belong to the same unconfirmed cluster.
Did Luke Littler Go to Nathan Aspinall’s Wedding?
- Unconfirmed. No official record places Littler at any wedding.
- His own marital status is equally undocumented in the sources reviewed here.
Has Luke Littler Got Married?
- Not confirmed. The current record includes no official statement about Littler’s marital status.
The pattern: the more personal the question, the thinner the sourcing.
Does Nathan Aspinall Have a Daughter?
No official source in this profile mentions a daughter. The People Also Ask question asking for her age appears without a name or age attached.
How Old Is Nathan Aspinall’s Daughter?
- No verified age exists because no verified record of a daughter exists.
- Searching for an age before confirming the person produces an unreliable answer.
How Old Is Kirsty Aspinall?
- Kirsty Aspinall appears in secondary coverage, but no top-tier source confirms her age or her exact role.
- Treat any age you see as unverified.
The takeaway: family details are the least reliable part of Aspinall’s search footprint.
How Rich Is Nathan Aspinall?
The confirmed financial number is career PDC prize money. The PDPA (players’ association) lists £2,731,425 in total prize money, along with 16 titles and a top average of 117.50. That is revenue on the oche, not a personal balance sheet.
Anyone quoting a net-worth figure is estimating, because no public ledger separates prize money from other income.
Why this matters: net-worth searches need a primary source that splits earnings from assets; so far, no such source is in the record.
Where Does Nathan Aspinall Live Now?
The verified player record does not include a current residential address. Darts Database (player record) lists Bolton as a hometown association, which is useful for background but not proof of where he lives today.
What Is Nathan Aspinall’s Nickname?
- Darts Database (player record) records “The Asp” as his nickname.
- The same nickname is the one used across the PDC circuit and in darts reporting.
The distinction matters: a hometown or nickname is part of a player’s identity, not the same as a verified current postcode.
Timeline: The Dates That Matter
- 2019 — Won the UK Open, his first televised major (Dartsnews (darts outlet))
- 2019 — Made his Premier League debut after Gary Anderson withdrew (Dartsnews (darts outlet))
- 2023 — Won the World Matchplay (official website (player profile))
The sequence is compact: rapid entry into the top tier, then a second major four years later.
Confirmed Facts vs. What’s Still Open
- Born 15 July 1991 (Wikipedia (reference entry))
- English professional darts player on the PDC tour (Wikipedia (reference entry))
- Known as “The Asp” (Darts Database (player record))
- Won the 2019 UK Open and the 2023 World Matchplay (Dartsnews (darts outlet); official website (player profile))
- Career prize money of £2,731,425 (PDPA (players’ association))
- Disability diagnosis
- Exact net worth
- Marital status and wedding venue
- Whether Luke Littler attended a wedding
- Whether he has a daughter and her age
- Kirsty Aspinall’s role and age
The pattern: the unresolved questions about Aspinall’s personal biography outnumber the verified facts.
The Record in Quotes
“Aspinall moved into the world’s top 16 after winning the 2019 UK Open.”
Dartsnews (darts outlet)
“Total prize money: £2,731,425.”
PDPA (players’ association)
What to Trust When Searching Nathan Aspinall
The confirmed record is the one that wins matches: 2019 UK Open, 2023 World Matchplay and £2,731,425 in career prize money. The disability, wedding, daughter and net-worth answers remain outside that verified core. For anyone following PDC darts, the choice is clear: trust the title list and the prize-money ledger, or keep cycling through unverified rumour.
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The same verification approach applies to other darts player profiles.
Frequently Asked Questions
How old is Nathan Aspinall?
He was born on 15 July 1991, according to the Wikipedia (reference entry).
Which tour does Nathan Aspinall play on?
He competes in Professional Darts Corporation events (Wikipedia (reference entry)).
When did Nathan Aspinall win the UK Open?
He won the UK Open in 2019 (Dartsnews (darts outlet)).
When did Nathan Aspinall win the World Matchplay?
He won in 2023 (official website (player profile)).
What is Nathan Aspinall’s highest average?
His listed top average is 117.50 (PDPA (players’ association)).
What prize money has Nathan Aspinall earned?
The PDPA profile lists £2,731,425 in career prize money (PDPA (players’ association)).
George Harry Howard Bennett is a staff writer for Public Journal UK, specializing in UK news, policy analysis, and public affairs coverage. He works under Editor-in-Chief Margaret Ellison, maintaining high standards of sourcing, verification, and fact-checking. Bennett reports on Westminster, government policy, and societal issues, providing balanced and accurate journalism with timely insight.