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Dani Dyer shared an insight into her dad Danny's birthday dinner with their family after her husband Jarrod Bowen agreed to stay at his team West Ham.

The actor, who turned 49 this week, has waxed lyrical about his love for his son-in-law Jarrod and the fact he plays for The Hammers, who he is a lifelong fan of.

So it was a double celebration this week following Jarrod's news and Danny's birthday, as they all got together for a family dinner.

Dani, 29, shared rare snaps with her husband, also 29, who she shares twins Summer and Star, three, with. She is mum to Santiago, five, from a previous relationship.

A photo of the family sat around a restaurant table shows Dani and Jarrod beside her sister Sunnie and her boyfriend Will Wood, and her parents Danny and Joanne.

Dani Dyer shared an insight into her dad Danny's birthday dinner with their family after her husband Jarrod Bowen agreed to stay at his team West Ham

The actor, who turned 49 this week, has waxed lyrical about his love for his son-in-law Jarrod and the fact he plays for The Hammers, who he is a lifelong fan of.

A photo of the family sat around a restaurant table shows Dani and Jarrod beside her sister Sunnie and her boyfriend Will Wood, and her parents Danny and Joanne

Dani shared a photo of herself and Sunnie pouting for a selfie in the back of a car on the way to or from the dinner.

Dani looked stylish in a white and black corset style top, which she styled with a pair of blue jeans and strappy heels.

West Ham captain Jarrod has insisted it was a 'no brainer' for him to commit his future to the club as they seek an immediate return to the Premier League.

Daily Mail Sport reported earlier this month that the Hammers were confident Jarrod would stay despite their relegation to the Championship.

There had been a swirl of interest in the England international since relegation with Everton, Newcastle and Aston Villa emerging as the most likely buyers but without making a firm offer.

Jarrod revealed that he had received assurances over the direction of the club under Daniel Kretinsky, who is poised to become the club's largest shareholder.

The attacker travelled to the Czech Republic to speak to Kretinsky and his right-hand man Jiri Svarc, a West Ham board member.

'I flew out to Prague in the Czech Republic to meet Daniel and Jiri and the ambition that I got from them, certainly in terms of the direction the Club wants to move in, it interests me a lot. It didn't take a lot.

So it was a double celebration this week following Jarrod's news and Danny's birthday, as they all got together for a family dinne

Dani shared a photo of herself and Sunnie pouting for a selfie in the back of a car on the way to or from the dinner

'I did an interview after the [Leeds United] game and said my vision is to get this Club back in the Premier League. Sometimes you think it falls on deaf ears and people say 'he's just saying that'. There have been things written and different things said and you have to look at it and bite your tongue sometimes.

'But when I say something, I don't hide away from it. For me, the main thing is to get this club back into the Premier League and speak to people in the club about what we want to do moving forward as a club for the better of the club.

'It was a no-brainer for me to be here and the vision is clear, it's the Premier League.

Jarrod joined West Ham from Hull City in January 2020 for £22million and his place in the club's history was already assured with 85 goals in 280 appearances in six and a half years including the 90th minute winner in the Europa Conference League final against Fiorentina in 2023.

He stressed that he will look to set the standards at the club to help drive West Ham to securing a return to the Premier League at the first time of asking.

'The Championship is not an easy division. We've seen that in recent years. I was part of the Championship side many years ago now, but it's not easy. It's 46 games, tough games, midweek, Saturday, Tuesday, Friday,' Bowen added.

'It's a long, long season, the Championship. You can never get too high, never get too low, because there's a lot of things that can happen but certainly, in terms of mentality, in terms of attitude, those are the things that we're going to need.

'We're going to need a real tight-knit, a real togetherness, a real understanding of what we want from each other.