Danny boy and Dani girl lined up for reality TV show... but will it be dire?

DANI Dyer has confirmed that she has been taking part in talks to appear alongside father Danny on a reality TV show of their own. The 22-year-old appeared on yesterday’s Capital FM Breakfast show where she admitted she would love a Dyer reality show in the vein of showbusiness dynasty The Osbornes.

Dani was also seen putting on a stylish display as she arrived at the Global Studios in London, flaunting her trim figure in skinny jeans and a black bomber jacket.

Speaking to Capital hosts Roman Kemp and Vick Hope, Dani admitted she and her father had spoken to producers about the prospect of them appearing on-screen in a reality show.

Suggesting they could perhaps be on a par with The Osbornes, Dani confessed the programme has been discussed to perhaps air next year.

She said: ‘There’s been talks about it, but we’re gonna see. It’s one of them things once you commit, you commit.

‘It’s the whole family. Oh my God – I’m gonna give out some spoilers there! Like the Osbornes. It could possible potentially happen next year yeah.’

Dani became a massive fan favourite thanks to her relationship with Jack Fincham in the villa, with her father Danny also much-loved by viewers thanks to his role as Mick Carter in BBC soap EastEnders.

Eagerly awaiting the incoming autumn weather, Dani was wearing a comfy black bomber jacket with skinny pale blue wash jeans as she arrived for the interview, adding some height to the look with lace-up heeled boots.

Pulling her glossy brunette tresses into a low-key ponytail, Dani had her beaming smile on full display as she headed into the studio.

Danny himself spoke about the prospect of a Dyer reality show at the TV Choice Awards last week, but admitted he feared the show would become an ‘absolute car crash’.

‘There is stuff on the table,’ Danny said of the plans. ‘It would either be brilliant, genius or an absolute car crash.’ The actor added that he feels the time is right after Jack and Dani’s win on Love Island.

‘We’re going to have meetings and see what happens. If they’ve won it, maybe we should do it, for the right money.’