He might have an extensive acting career, but Danny Dyer is now raking in the cash after recently signing up to Cameo.
The former EastEnders star, 46, has finally joined the celebrity platform, charging fans £100 each for a video message.
Die-hard fans can now pay Danny for a birthday message, advice, questions and even a pep talk.
Advertising his new side-hustle, Danny took to Instagram on Thursday to share The Inbetweeners star James Buckley convinced him to sign up.
He wrote: ‘So my old mucker @buxtagram has been driving me mad about joining Cameo…so I thought f*** it I’ll give it a go…if you want a personal message from me wishing someone a happy birthday…or maybe just calling someone a t***..the link is in my Bio.’
He might have an extensive acting career, but Danny Dyer, 46, is now raking in the cash after recently signing up to Cameo
The former EastEnders star has finally joined the celebrity platform, charging fans £100 each for a video message
In 2021, the app Cameo launched its shout out service, connecting fans with their favourite celebrities – but it comes at a cost.
Some of those who have used the service – owned by parent company Baron App Inc – are skateboarding legend Tony Hawk as well as James.
Cameo saw an explosion of use during lockdown when many celebrities found themselves temporarily out-of-work due to restrictions.
The platform saw a rise of 77 percent more actors, athletes, musicians and comedians signing up to the service.
Danny recently sent EastEnders fans into a frenzy after he dropped a major hint that his iconic character, Mick Carter, could return to the infamous Albert Square.
Despite being kept busy with the Football Factory sequel, Danny seems keen to come back as he left a cryptic comment on his show wife’s Instagram last month.
In soap scenes reminiscent of Den and Angie, the Queen Vic landlord was married to troubled alcoholic, Linda Carter.
Mick seemingly died after he dove head first into the sea in an attempt to save his ex-wife, Janine Butcher (Charlie Brooks), oblivious that she has already escaped to safety.
Die-hard fans can now pay Danny for a birthday message, advice, questions and even a pep talk
Danny sent EastEnders’s fans into a frenzy as he dropped a major hint that his iconic decade-long character, Mick Carter, could return to the infamous square
Despite being kept busy with filming the Football Factory sequel, Danny, 46, seems keen to back a come back as he a cryptic comment on his show wife’s Instagram on Friday
In soap scenes reminiscent of Den and Angie, the Queen Vic landlord was married to troubled alcoholic, Linda Carter (played by Kellie Bright)
This alleged death on Christmas day, 2022, caused wide-spread fan devastation.
Linda, who told Mick to prioritise his ex wife in his last scenes, is played by the Strictly Come Dancing star Kellie Bright.
Kellie, 47, took to Instagram dressed in Linda’s costume and had her hair and makeup prepared.
Referencing the highly-publicised Christmas 2023 storyline, she donned a t-shirt that read, ‘I killed Keanu.’
She captioned her post: ‘So what this? Er, yeah. I just, I liked it and I thought I’d get it. You know when you see something and you think that is so me. That is so me that top.’
She added: ‘I just had to have it.’
But below her post were streams of excited comments, including one from her former on-screen husband.
Danny commented: ‘Oh L….Bring Mick back.’
Fans were sent into a frenzy over the comment as more than 4,000 users liked his comment.
But below her post was streams of excited comments, including one from her former on-screen husband. Danny commented: ‘Oh L….Bring Mick back.’
Fans were sent into a frenzy over the comment as more than 4,000 users liked his comment. EastEnders viewers flooded the post and begged for the iconic BBC star to return to Walford as they spiraled with possible plot lines
EastEnders viewers flooded the post and begged for the iconic BBC star to return to Walford as they posted a slew of possible plot lines.
One fan quipped: ‘We want you back Danny L needs her Mick.’
@officialdannydyer The only comment that matters! x.’
‘Oh please come back it’s not the same without you,’ begged a third viewer.
‘Please!!! I’m asking very nicely.’
‘Yes , please bring Mick back…he could have easily washed up unconscious on Whitstable beach with Amnesia…Come on, they brought Dirty Den out of the canal…Xxx.’
