Jarrod Bowen's Vegas stag do revealed as West Ham ace set to take a massive risk
Jarrod and Dani's lavish wedding has been inspired by one of her favourite TV shows
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WEST Ham's Jarrod Bowen will party in Las Vegas on his stag do — with fiancée Dani Dyer's dad Danny drafted in to keep him under control.
The Hammers ace, 28, will marry the EastEnders hardman's daughter next Saturday in Essex.
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Jarrod Bowen will party in Las Vegas on his stag do and is only giving himself two days to recover ahead of his wedding to Dani Dyer
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Dani's dad Danny has been drafted in to keep him under control
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But he is only giving himself two days to recover, as he will jet out to Sin City with his closest pals on Monday before returning after four days on the Thursday.
A source said: 'Jarrod plays his final game of the season for West Ham on Sunday and will then fly to Vegas with the boys the following morning.
'It's going to be a typical lads trip but Danny will be on hand to keep an eye on things so they don't get out of hand — but he's such a wild one himself, it's more likely Jarrod will be keeping an eye on him.
'Dani has already warned she doesn't want to hear of any strippers being involved.'
While England ace Jarrod and Dani have lots of famous pals, their wedding day is set to be a traditional affair.
The lavish event has been inspired by one of Dani's favourite TV shows, Bridgerton, with the couple even splashing out on fancy violinists.
'EMOTIONAL WRECK'
Dani said: 'Jarrod's little brother and my little Santi will be page boys.
"My brother Arty is going to be a groomsman.
'Then I've got six bridesmaids.
"Knowing Dad, he will be an emotional wreck.'
Dani, 28, is flying out for a lavish hen-do on Ibiza this weekend with 17 girls including her little sister Sunnie.
Inside Dani Dyer's lavish hen do with sister Sunny and Love Island's Georgia Steel ahead of wedding to Jarrod Bowen
She is set to jet back into the UK on Monday.
Last month Dani hosted her first hen-do as she threw a party with friends and family including her Love Island best pal Georgia Steel.
During the raucous evening the girls were treated to a male stripper but rather than have the buff lad dance for them they had to draw him.
The couple will have to wait for their honeymoon though, as Jarrod is tipped to be called up for England's next game on June 7.
The squad will take on Andorra at Wembley Stadium.
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West Ham's Jarrod is tipped to be called up for England's next game on June 7
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