New nepo baby alert! Danny Dyer's youngest daughter Sunnie launches herself on the showbiz scene with a lavish 18th birthday party as she eyes up brand deals
Danny Dyer 's youngest daughter Sunnie celebrated her 18th birthday with a boozy 80s themed party at Mooros Chigwell over the weekend alongside her famous family.
The nepo baby looked the spitting image of her older sister Dani, 28, who slipped into a retro-inspired eighties look.
Her A-list father, 47, renowned for his roles in EastEnders, The Business and most recently Marching Powder, looked the part with his moustache and oversized suit.
The 18-year-old, who was born in 2007, channeled Kelly LeBrock's character Lisa in Weird Science, sporting her iconic pink and black eighties ensemble.
She captioned her post: '80s Partayyy Thank you everyone who camelove you all smm ur the best'
The rising star, who boasts 104,000 followers on Instagram and is under Grail Talent management, has been attending high-profile events in recent months as she looks set to follow her famous sibling's footsteps.
Danny threw his youngest a huge 80s-themed bash, featuring a three-tier ruffled pink cake with makeup and a vape decorated on top.
The former soap star shares three children with his wife Joanne Mas, Love Island winner Dani, Sunnie and Arty, 11.
In a bit to kickstart her career in the world of showbiz alongside her A-list father and reality star sister, Sunnie has been attending many red carpets in recent months.
To celebrate the release of Marching Powder, Sunnie joined Dani and her footballer fiancé Jarrod Bowen at the film premiere in March.
That same month, Sunnie slipped into a gorgeous strapless black gown as she posed arm in arm with her father and sister at The 2025 BRIT Awards.
She also appeared at the special gala screening party for Danny's Rivals.
As well as her many red carpet appearances recently, Sunnie has dipped her toes into the world of influencing.
The rising star often shares videos trying on Dress2Party's prom dresses on her Instagram.
Danny threw his youngest a huge 80s-themed bash, featuring a three-tier ruffled pink cake with makeup and a vape decorated on top
Last year, Sunnie was being eyed up by PrettyLittleThing as she hopes to utilise her social media following and pursue partnership deals.
A source told MailOnline: 'Sunnie is currently considering her options but she's definitely keen to work with PrettyLittleThing.
'She loves their clothes and it seems like a perfect fit, especially following the success of Princess Andre's collaborative work with the brand, and they're the same age.
'PLT are hoping to close a deal very soon and hope Sunnie can become one of their regular contributors.
'Obviously, her famous links, and sister Dani's fanbase, means she falls precisely within their target market.'
Danny's eldest child Dani won Love Island in 2018 with ex-boyfriend, Jack Fincham but their pair's romance was short-lived.
After starring on the ITV2 series, Dani secured lucrative deals with the likes of In The Style, which helped her to monetise on her new fanbase.
She has been dating footballer Jarrod since 2021, to the delight of her father Danny, who's a diehard West Ham fan.
The rising star often shares videos trying on Dress2Party's prom dresses on her Instagram
Danny has teamed up with his daughter on multiple projects including podcast Sorted with the Dyers and Channel 4 show Absolutely Dyer: Danny and Dani Do Italy.
Danny recently admitted his kids have never been on a bus and instead get driven 'door to door in a Bentley'.
The actor, 47, gets a grilling about claims he sent his son to private school in ITV's new show The Assembly, ahead of him making more money for the family in a new foul-mouthed ad.
In the episode being released this Saturday, Dyer is asked by one of the interviewers: 'How working class are you to send your son to a private school?'.
Dyer responds: 'I am a working-class kid and I am very proud of my roots. We moved to a better place where we could bring the children up.
'I have put my children in a private school, but now they're not street wise. I don't regret it but there's a part of me that I wish I could instil a little bit of knowing what it's like to struggle into them.
'But like anyone, if you have kids you want to give them everything you can and it can backfire on you slightly, because now, they get driven around in a Bentley. I've got a Bentley. I walked everywhere as a kid or got a bus.
'My kids have never been on a bus, they don't have to. Because they get driven door to door in a Bentley.'
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