Love Island star Dani Dyer's dreams of more children as she plans 'honeymoon baby' after wedding
Dani Dyer and Jarrod Bowen tied the knot in a lavish countryside ceremony at the weekend, surrounded by their nearest and dearest and are reportedly already thinking about growing their sweet family again.
The couple, who are already proud parents to twin daughters Summer and Star, both two and four-year-old Santiago from Dani's previous relationship, would reportedly 'love more kids'. Now, sources have claimed that the newlyweds are already planning to have more children with one another.
But things have been carefully planned around the football season due to Jarrod's commitments with West Ham United and his national team duty.
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A source claimed to Heat : 'They were planning a family holiday after the football season ended, but now they've extended their honeymoon, so they can have some alone time together. Then they'll do another holiday with the kids.'
The source went on to claim: 'They've both said they'd have more kids while they're still young, so now could be the perfect time to try for another'. Dani gave a honeymoon update before the lavish wedding and revealed they would be having a romantic honeymoon in Italy without their young children, joking that a holiday with three children is 'not a holiday'.
The reality star said: 'For the honeymoon, we're going to take a short four-day break just for us. A holiday with three kids is definitely not a holiday, so we need a little time for ourselves to recharge'
Dani added that the trip was 'up in the air' as they were unsure if Jarrod would be working the weekend after the wedding and playing football for England. The source added that Jarrod isn't going to be working now, so Dani thought about 'extending their break'.View this post on InstagramA post shared by ♡ Dani Dyer-Bowen ♡ (@danidyerxx)
Dani has previously shared her hesitations towards having more children as she joked: 'Four kids is a lot and my car would have to be even bigger than it is now'. She added that she 'might' have more babies in the future, but 'for now' she is focusing on herself.
The couple's love story began in late 2021 when they were simply neighbours. Friendship quickly blossomed into something more, and the former Love Island winner and professional footballer quickly became inseparable. Their family life expanded in May 2023 with the birth of twin daughters, Summer and Star, before a romantic proposal in July 2024. After nearly three years of dating, Dani and Jarrod announced their engagement during a stunning trip to Ibiza.
The couple's wedding took place in June 2025 at the luxurious Langley Hotel in Buckinghamshire, with Dani's father, EastEnders legend Danny Dyer, walking her down the aisle. Dani's white off-the-shoulder gown by British designer Suzanne Neville cost a whopping £10,000 and was paid for by her parents.
She later shared a video on her social media with highlights from the special day, including when her dad first saw her as a bride, the reception and the blushing bridesmaids.
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