DANI Dyer has pleaded for help dealing with her two-year-old twins, admitting that “things aren’t getting any easier”.
The 29-year-old Star and Summer with husband , as well as four-year-old son Santiago with her ex-boyfriend.
Dani Dyer has asked other “twin mums” for advice dealing with her two-year-old twins
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But in a video on her TikTok page, questioned whether she’s the only “twin mum” – especially when it comes to her girls’ tantrums.
“I feel like my past couple of posts that I’ve done have been about the twins,” she began.
“Twin parents… it’s not getting easier for me. It’s not getting any easier!”
Dani added that while there’s the odd day where “everything’s been fine”, there’s also a “high percentage of the time” that it’s most definitely not.
And that’s often the case if they go out after being in the house for a few days.
“If I haven’t taken them out for a couple days and I take them to the park,” Dani continued.
“One is going one way and the other one is trying to pull a kid off a slide, and I’m like no let’s get out of the park!
“And I’m like, do other twin parents feel this way?”
Bemoaning “the tantrums”, Dani added that the twins have become easier in some ways but a lot harder in others.
“Am I the only one feeling this?” she concluded.
“Because it’s rough out here, you know, it’s rough!”
The comments section was immediately flooded with people weighing in, with many admitting they’re in a similar situation.
“Yeah I feel you,” one sighed.
“Mine are 11 months apart so Irish twins.
“One’s just started walking and the other is running. Nightmare!”
“Twin mum here, mine are also 2.5 years old,” another added.
How Dani Dyer transformed her reputation
The daughter of everyone’s favourite geezer Danny, is currently living the high life.
But Dani has had a rollercoaster few years, from her win back in 2018, to watching her son’s father Sammy Kimmence go to for fraud, and now navigating her glamourous new life as a WAG and mother of twin babies.
In recent years, Dani has completely shaken off the ‘chav’ persona, and has become one of the most well-known of the current .
Fabulous spoke to PR expert Ed Hopkins to find out the key steps Dani has taken to reinvent herself, including the tips she has borrowed from iconic WAG Cole.
Ed revealed that Dani’s ability to navigate personal challenges, such as the scandal involving Sammy, has greatly played a crucial role in her reinvention.
Ed said: “By openly discussing her struggles and triumphs, she has built a strong, relatable persona.
“Her transparency about her personal life, including solo parenting and dealing with public scrutiny, has garnered significant public support and empathy.”
He also shared that Dani’s openness in discussing the challenges of motherhood, has helped to transform her reputation.
Ed said: “This openness has made her more relatable to a broader audience, particularly young mothers. She balances her public image by sharing both the joys and hardships of parenting, creating a more nuanced and authentic brand.”
Dani is often seen supporting winger Jarrod, in the 2024 Euros.
Her unwavering support for her partner, has cemented her as one of the most well-known WAGS of this generation, according to Ed.
He said: “Her active support for Jarrod, including attending matches and engaging with fans, mirrors the strategies used by high-profile WAGs like Cheryl Cole and , who also stood by their partners publicly and built their own identities alongside them.”
Not only this, but Ed revealed that Dani has been able to stay relevant over the years due to her candid use of social media.
He said: “Dani has consistently used media platforms to share her narrative, from to social media updates.
“She has managed to stay relevant by engaging with her followers through candid posts and professional collaborations.
“This approach is reminiscent of how Victoria Beckham transitioned from pop stardom to a respected fashion designer, using media to reframe her public image.”
“I’m telling ya that 5 minutes of fun has given me a lifetime of struggles!”
“My boys are now 11, I feel I still have PTSD from toddler years,” a third admitted.
“Hang in there – once they don’t run two directions you’re all good!
“Toddler years can do one!”
Dani then returned to the comments to thank everyone for their comments and advice, writing: “Guys I love you all… we can get through this together!”
