Dani Dyer has finally had her say on a colourful West Ham fan chant about her and partner Jarrod Bowen.
Since the Love Island star star dating West Ham's top goal-scorer the terraces at the London Stadium have gleefully belted out an ode to her romance with the striker to the tune of Gala's Freed From Desire.
West Ham's cup victory in Prague this week has only sealed the chant's status in the Irons fans songbook - with captain Declan Rice and manager David Moyes being filmed getting involved.
Dani, 26, has now give her thoughts on the chant.
The mum-of-three, who shares twins with Bowen, reposted an Instagram story showing West Ham Players singing along to the tune in front of fans at the Fortuna Arena.
The initial caption by fellow WAG Summer Godbold read “I’m sorry Dani,” with a crying face emoji, to which Dyer responded with three laughing faces.
Another fan said they 'felt for her' after hearing the song endlessly sung by the fans to which Dani replied 'Oh I don't mind!"
Dani's dad Danny Dyer, who is a life-long Hammers fan, has also made it clear he is not cross about the tune.
Joking on his Instagram page, the former EastEnders actor wrote: “@jarrodbowen is on fire ….and he’s….cuddling me daughter or something."
Dani began dating Jarrod around three months after her partner Sammy Kimmence was jailed for fraud.
The news of their romance became public with the footballer was seen leaving Dani's house.
Since then the loved-up pair have gone from strength to strength, with Jorrod being welcomed into the Dyer family.
Last month Dani and Jarrod welcomed their first children together; twin girls who they have named Summer and Star.
This weekend Dani's dad Danny will make his debut as a football manger for Soccer Aid.
Speaking ahead of the celebrity and pro-footballer match, the ex EastEnders star said he was “quite close” to his “future son-in-law”.
“I’m sure we’ll have a kick about in the garden and I’m sure he’ll give me a few tips,” Dyer said.
“If I can play a fifth as well as Jarrod Bowen plays, I’ll be alright.”
