EASTENDERS’ Danny Dyer and his family have been offered £1million by Channel 4 to star in their own reality TV show.
The actor is leaving the BBC soap later this year after playing pub landlord Mick Carter for nine years.
The Keeping up With The Kardashians-style show would focus on the home life of Danny, wife Jo Mas and their children, Love Island winner Dani, 25, daughter Sunnie, 14, and son Arty, eight.
A TV source said: “Once Danny is a free agent later this year, the sky’s the limit.
“TV production companies are falling over themselves to film him and his family.
“Channel 4 made him a lucrative offer that he’s been tempted by and he knows his family would make really lively, fun TV as they’re all so down-to-earth and people at home can relate to them.”
Jo, 45, has previously said they had considered taking part in a family show.
She said: “We’ve been offered a reality show, but Danny is contracted at the BBC.
“We have always joked about it. People do say we need a show in our house because there’s always a drama. One day we might do it.”
Dani added: “There have been talks about it. It could possibly happen next year.”
Speaking for the first time about his departure from the soap on his Sorted With The Dyers podcast, Danny said: “I’ve decided to go off and try some other stuff.
“I’m 44 now and I’ve had nine years of playing Mick. I think he needs to be rested.”
