Dani Dyer has shared one mortifying admission ahead of the second series of Rivals. The former Love Island star has supported her dad, Danny Dyer, throughout his expansive TV career. Next week, he is set to return to our screens as the cheeky Freddie Jones in the beloved Disney+ rom-com series.

Ahead of the series debut, the reality star has revealed some rules she has put in place after struggling to get through the first series. Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk, following her campaign with Chessington World of Adventure, the mum-of-three admitted that she had to "skip" several scenes the Mick Carter star appears in alongside his love interest Katherine Parkinson.

She chuckled: "Obviously some of those scenes I had to skip forward, but the rest of it is incredible. Those intimate scenes I just skip through. It sells the story, I get why its there. It's a Jilly Cooper book at the end of the day."

Reflecting on his time on the show, Dani added that her father has truly flourished as an actor on the show. She beamed: "You know what? He's absolutely loving it, he loves Rivals and he loves working on that show."

However, the influencer has enforced one rule with her famous dad, insisting: "I've said to him, I don't want any spoilers for the second series because I just want to watch it as a viewer like all my friends.

"I remember putting on the first series and the music straight away had me hooked and we binged it together. He has such love for the character, Fred, with his little moustache. So I'm really excited this month, I'm looking forward to having a go at watching it."

It comes after the influencer teamed up with Chessington World of Adventure to open their new PAW Patrol themed park. On May 3, Dani and her three children, Santiago, Summer and Star, welcomed six families and their assisstance dogs for a first look at the immersive £15million land, where the real-life hero dogs joined the PAW Patrol pup squad.

Speaking about her family day out with the loving families, she gushed: "As a mum, I'm always on the lookout for days out that feel really special for the kids, and meeting these real-life hero does who help families every single day is exactly that.

"The PAW Patrol pups are all about teamwork and helping others, so seeing the assisstance dogs come along with their owners, meet their PAW Patrol counterparts, and be 'part of the patrol' has made it such a lovely inspiring day." Visit their website to find out more and book.