Baby Shower for the family of Dart Champ ends in Punch Up after the heated party game

A baby shower for the family of a darts champion spiral in one fell swoop after a heated game of “would mummy prefer it”.

Mama-to-be Chantelle Wilson celebrated the upcoming arrival of her baby daughter with partner Ben Ritchie when the fight broke out.

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Her mother Sarah Wilson, 45, attacked Pamela Ritchie – the father of the father – by pulling her her And hit her.

Chantelle’s sister Chardonnay Wilson, 20, lashed out at Ben’s grandmother, who later claimed that her food tube was being removed.

Sarah Wilson and daughter Chardonnay are the niece and second cousin of Late World Professional Darts Championship Winner Jocky Wilson.

The couple are both convicted of abuse on Dunfermline Sheriff Court.

The court heard that the two families had gathered in Lochore Miners’ Welfare Social Club in Fife on May 18 last year.

In the beginning everyone seemed to go “fine”, but the mood became acid after a game of “would mama prefer it”.

A question was asked about whether Chantelle would rather “turn on a bottle for the baby or open a bottle of wine”.

The court heard someone from Dad’s dad family when she shouted that she was the wineWhich made Chantelle “made up”.

Chardonnay Wilson said that her mother Sarah and Ben’s mother Pamela “were back and ahead”.

She added: “My mother told her that they could speak another day, but not to spoil the opportunity.”

But the court heard more rowing broke out during a game “Baby Bingo“After clear sexual comments were heard.

A punch up then unfolded outside the location after an alleged offensive remark was aimed at the Wilsons.

Sarah Wilson argued guilty of abuse, while Chardonnay was convicted after a process.

She still denies the removal of the food tube from Yvonne Ritchie and punching and kicking the upcoming grandmother.

Her lawyer Gino Gambale begged that Chardonnay would get an absolute resignation, because a conviction would end her career as a caretaker.

He added: “This was the baby shower for her sister and because we heard the tensions all day long.

“The families did not stand up and this was spilled out. This was a serious attack but something that happened very quickly.”

Sheriff Susan Duff said that it would be “not proportional” to put a sentence that would put an end to the career of a young person in this case.

She agreed to the absolute discharge, the one in Scottish law means that the attack will not go on her record, despite a conviction.

Sarah Wilson must be convicted next month.

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