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Dani Dyer shares loved-up snaps from £1,400-a-night luxury Valentine’s weekend with husband Jarrod Bowen

DANI Dyer looked blissfully in love as she celebrated her first Valentine’s Day since marrying her footballer husband Jarrod Bowen.

The Love Island alum flashed a smile as she glammed up in a LBD for the pair’s date night at the lavish Estelle Manor, loved by celebs including Molly-Mae, Tommy Fury and Kim Kardashian.

Dani Dyer looked chic for an elegant Valentine’s weekend at Estelle ManorCredit: Instagram
The Love Island star and husband Jarrod Bowen headed to the lavish Oxfordshire resortCredit: Instagram
Dani, 29, was all smiles as she posed in her LBDCredit: Instagram

Rooms at the rural Oxfordshire venue cost a whopping £1,400 a night but meant the parents, who married last May, could spend their special February 14 in luxury.

Dani, 29, uploaded a series of images from their getaway, kicking off with a snap showing her posing in her stylish long-sleeve attire with a colourful cocktail.

She styled her brunette locks into loose waves and kept her make up natural.

Another image saw her posing in the stunning estate’s stone-arch entrance before the pair took a walk outside.

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Dani then shared a selfie showing her and Jarrod enjoying a stroll before she captured a bunch of roses.

In her caption, the podcast anchor wrote the word: “Valentine’s” and two red Emoji love hearts,

Her Instagram followers were quick to comment and one wrote: “You are stunningggg”.

A second posted: “Beaut!!! deserved weekend xx”

A third then put: “Such a classy vibe. You look absolutely radiant! Happy Valentine’s Day!”

One then put: “Gorgeous couple”.

She gave a glimpse of her huge bouquet of rosesCredit: Instagram
Dani posed in her hotel robeCredit: Instagram

Her high-end surroundings were a far cry from the Celeb SAS camp during Dani’s recent stint on the E4 programme.

She told how the show was “the hardest experience of my life” ahead of passing the brutal test.

Recently, we told how Kim Kardashian had enjoyed a date with Lewis Hamilton at the celeb hotspot.

And Molly-Mae and Tommy are fans of the picture perfect estate, with the couple visiting numerous times.

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Dani often opens up on her relationship and family life on her podcast.

She recently opened up about what she does to cheer up her spouse should his West Ham team lose.

She said the Hammers captain, 28, is a fan of luxury bath soak from beauty brand Neom.

Asked how she cheers Jarrod up, she said: “He loves a bath.

“He loves a Neom bubble bath so I always make sure I run that for when he gets home.”

Speaking to The Sun on Sunday on the Elf the Musical red carpet at London’s Aldwych Theatre, Dani added: “But he’s very chill.

“He’s very good at leaving his work when he gets home.

“He loves his family so when he gets home it’s really nice.”

The pair tucked into a lavish breakfastCredit: Instagram
Dani was seen walking up to the beautiful venueCredit: Instagram
Jarod was seen heading on a walkCredit: Instagram

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EastEnders legend Danny Dyer lands role in ‘heart-stopping’ historic drama

EastEnders legend Danny Dyer, best known for his role as Mick Carter on the soap, has landed a role in a “heart-stopping” new drama based on one of the most memorable events in UK history

EastEnders legend Danny Dyer has landed a role in a “heart-stopping” new drama. The actor, 48, is best known for playing Mick Carter on the long-running BBC soap, but more than three years after he left Albert Square, he has been cast in the leading role of the heroic PC Trevor Lock in a new programme about the 1980 embassy siege, all based on the book by Ben Macintyre, with a script by Will Smith.

The Siege, which begins filming this week, will cover the events that unfolded in South Kensington, London, more than 45 years ago, and the soap icon will take on the part of the police officer who was on guard when he was taken hostage alongside 25 others.

It all came to a head when the SAS stormed the building during a live television broadcast following a six-day standoff. A total of five of the six terrorists were killed in the operation

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Dyer will be joined in the series by Downton Abbey actor Lewis Doyle and The Crown’s Alex Jennings, amongst a host of others. BAFTA winner Lewis Arnold will direct the six-part series, and Patrick Spencer, who also worked on it ,Mr Bates vs The Post Office, will serve as executive producer for AC Chapter One.

Ian Katz, Chief Content Officer, Channel 4 said: “The Iranian embassy siege and the daring raid which ended it was an iconic moment that forged the ferocious reputation of the modern SAS.

“The show is a heart-stopping, emotional thriller that reveals the little-known motivations of the hapless hostage-takers and the very human reality of what went on inside the embassy as the world looked on and Britain’s most lethal soldiers practised their high-stakes assault.

“It will change the way people understand the siege and reveal how close the famous SAS operation came to disaster. We’re thrilled to be working with Will Smith, Ben Macintyre, Lewis Arnold, Patrick Spence and the remarkable cast. This major commission underlines Channel 4’s commitment to dialling up exceptional drama in its slate of original British programming.”

Alexandre Piel, Deputy Head of Drama, ARTE France, said: “The Siege is our first co-production with the UK, and we are truly honoured to be associated with Channel 4 on this fantastic project. Will Smith is a brilliant author; his adaptation of Ben Macintyre’s novel masterfully blends a gripping thriller with the emotional depth of this tragic event.

“He made it an intense, moving, and funny story all at once. It has been wonderful to stand at Patrick Spence’s side in his adventure. It’s a unique opportunity, the one that allows you to witness the unfolding of a historical moment turning into a disaster in front of the whole world.

“And we are also more than happy that this project enables us to have worked for the first time with the esteemed Channel 4 team.”

It all comes less than a year after PC Lock passed away at the age of 85. At the time, a Polce Federation spokesperson said: “PC Lock is remembered for calming his fellow hostages during the siege, acting as an intermediary between the terrorists and the security forces that ringed the building and – as the embassy was stormed – tackling the leading gunman.

“PC Lock was awarded the George Medal for his ‘outstanding courage, sustained bravery, calmness and devotion to duty. We could not have said it any better.”

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