Dani Dyer has been left horrified after her father Danny Dyer made an explicit joke about her mother during an episode of their reality series The Dyers’ Caravan Park.
Love Island winner Dani, 29, appears alongside former EastEnders actor Danny Dyer, 48, in the Sky series, which follows the pair as they invest in and run a holiday caravan park.
The six-part show, which premiered on Sky One and NOW last month, documents the challenges of managing the site – from maintenance issues to entertaining guests – while also capturing the pair’s family dynamic.
In one recent scene newly shared on Sky TV’s Instagram account, Dani and Danny are working at reception when the exchange takes an unexpected turn.
During the clip, Dani asked her father: “Have you finished yours?”
After Danny replied: “Yeah, I sucked that right off. Now I want a Moretti.”
Dani continued cleaning the cup and said: “I love you, but I don’t want moustache germs on there.”
Danny then responded: “What, in my moustache? The only thing in my moustache is your mother.”
Dani reacted visibly, scrunching her face in response to the remark.
The clip was later shared by Sky, which posted online: “The unique trauma of Danny Dyer as your father,” alongside a montage of moments from the series.
The broadcaster captioned the post: “Danny really said NO FILTER.”
Viewers responded to the moment with shock and laughter in the comments.
One wrote: “Not going to lie, the moustache joke caught me so off guard that I had to pause the show to cry laugh for a good 10 minutes.”
Another said: “Love him to pieces, love watching him, top man.”
A further fan comment read: “This was class, I love them even more @officialdannydyer.”
And another added: “I loved this so much, the best double act!! I’m going to watch it all again.”
The caravan series charts Danny and Dani’s attempt to create a family-friendly mobile home park experience inspired by Danny’s own childhood holidays.
Throughout the show, the pair encounter a range of issues, including plumbing problems and incidents involving guests.
The programme also features appearances from other figures, including Spandau Ballet musician and television personality Martin Kemp, who visits the park to provide entertainment for holidaymakers.
Ahead of its broadcast, the show had already been renewed for a second series.
An insider told The Sun: “Sky are so impressed with the Dyers’ first caravan park series, and are sure it will go down well with viewers, that they didn’t waste any time ordering another series.”
The source added: “Danny is hot property at the moment so they knew that if they didn’t book him up they might lose him to another project.”
