Danny Dyer has congratulated his daughter Dani and her new boyfriend Jack Fincham after they triumphed on ‘Love Island’ on Monday (30.07.18).
The couple won over the nation’s hearts from the start and now the ‘EastEnders’ star – who is currently on holiday with his wife Joanne Mas in Orlando, Florida – has wished the pair the best as they exit the villa and prepare to fly home.
In an Instagram story, taken on one of the rides in Orlando, he said: "Dan you’ve only gone and done it … Listen, we can’t wait we’re coming to see you."
Whilst Joanne chimed in: "Baby, we’re so proud of you."
Dani had previously declared herself as "speechless" when asked how it felt to have finished in first place.
Speaking to host Caroline Flack shortly before being crowned the winners of the series, Jack revealed the first time he realised he was in love with Dani was after he spent time away from her at Casa Amor, as he found himself bored without her.
He said: "When I was at Casa Amor, honestly I was so down. I thought ‘I’m meant to be enjoying this’ but I was just having a s**t time, you know what I mean? Literally, when I was there I didn’t realise how much I would miss her, and I thought ‘you know what, I love her’. I just love her."
Meanwhile, Danny previously admitted he thinks it is going to be tough for Jack when he leaves the ‘Love Island’ villa.
He said: "He has no idea. When he comes out he’s from South East London and he’s going to be the nation’s sweetheart and so his mates are going to want a bit of that. He’ll get caught up in the whirlwind of it. And of course they have got the added pressure of being in a public relationship which is again really difficult, really difficult.
"Everywhere they go they are going to be followed around, especially for the first couple of months. So when he is out with his mates, I’m not saying at all if he would ever cheat, but there will be pictures of him … It’s whether or not they can come out on this journey together through this fame thing."
Danny Dyer congratulates daughter Dani on Love Island win
