Reality TV star Dani Dyer has opened up about her life with husband Jarrod Bowen and their family dynamics. She expressed feelings of guilt regarding her twins calling Jarrod “Daddy,” especially in contrast to her son Santiago, from a previous relationship.
Dani Dyer’s Family Dynamic
Dani, 29, is a mother of three. She shares twin daughters, Summer and Star, with her husband Jarrod Bowen, and a son, Santiago, from her previous relationship with Sammy Kimmence. In a candid conversation on the Great Company podcast with Jamie Laing, Dani reflected on her relationships and feelings regarding her children.
Feelings of Guilt
During the podcast, Dani discussed her complex emotions surrounding her family structure. She noted that when her twins call Jarrod “Daddy,” she sometimes feels guilty about Santiago’s different experience. “I always have those feelings,” she admitted, questioning if Santiago feels excluded.
- Santiago calls Jarrod “JJ”.
- Dani aims to maintain a civil relationship with Santi’s father for the children’s sake.
Concerns About Pregnancy
Dani also shared her fears related to pregnancy, emphasizing the anxiety involved in ensuring the health of her unborn child. “Pregnancy is so scary,” she remarked, recalling the pressure of making the right choices regarding health and diet.
Additionally, Dani touched on her heartbreaking experience of a miscarriage with Sammy, which heightened her anxiety during her pregnancy with Santiago. She recounted frequent visits for ultrasounds during her subsequent pregnancy, driven by a desire for reassurance.
Future Aspirations
Outside her family life, Dani had planned to participate in this year’s Strictly Come Dancing. Unfortunately, she had to withdraw due to an ankle injury sustained during rehearsals. However, she remains optimistic about returning to the dance floor next year.
Dani’s experiences highlight the intricacies of blended family dynamics and the emotional challenges many parents face. Her openness about guilt, pregnancy fears, and hopes for the future resonate with many navigating similar experiences.
If you have been affected by similar experiences, organizations like the Miscarriage Association offer support and guidance.
