Danny Dyer's daughter Sunnie has gone public with her new boyfriend. The lesser-seen Dyer sister, 19, whose older sibling is Love Island star Dani, took to Instagram to share a sweet snap showing her and her flame on Monday.
Who is Sunnie's boyfriend?
Sunnie's boyfriend is record label founder Will Wood, who is the brains behind STRINGZ and Journey records. He frequently posts sweet snaps with Dani. The sweet snap shared by the superstar offspring saw Sunnie cradling her boyfriend's face while pulling a pout, accompanied by a single heart emoji. Will replied: 'love ya'.
It seems Will has struck up a relationship with Dani, as they both follow each other on Instagram, yet dad Danny is neither followed by nor follows Will.
Sunnie's career aspirations
Sunnie, who bears a striking resemblance to her sister, revealed last year that she was following in her father's footsteps. When asked what she wanted to do after school, she replied: 'Acting hopefully and moving to LA!'
Speaking to The Sun last year, Sunnie said that she will not make the same mistakes as her father regarding his battle with substance abuse. She said: 'Dad's life lesson has been my life lesson. Seeing my dad struggle at times was very, very hard. Dad's past has made me more aware about when to stop drinking and that there is a limit.'
'Now if he was struggling we could have a chat, but when I was younger I couldn't have understood. I was very protected. I didn't understand at home but then I would go to primary school and people would talk about it and I wouldn't really have a clue. It's very sad. My dad is my best friend.'
Having trained at the esteemed Sylvia Young Theatre School, while attending a red carpet event last year, Sunnie said of her career aspirations: 'I'm at college studying performing arts and this is the world I want to enter... So it's cool that I get to go to these events at a young age and know what the route is. I've wanted to be an actress ever since I could talk. Dad came into my college and did a workshop with us. He helped us run the lines, which was such a fun experience. I loved that — Dad teaching all my peers, him giving us feedback on what we should improve on. That was a nice moment.'
