‘EastEnders’ News: Danny Dyer Joins ‘Parenting For Idiots’ And It’s Hilarious!

So, you think you know EastEnders’ Danny Dyer (Mick Carter)?  Fans of the 39-year old actor who portrays the Queen Vic landlord on the popular BBC soap will soon get to see another side of him on, “Parenting for Idiots.”

During the show loyal soap fans will be treated to funny child-rearing stories from the father of three, who shares parenting duties with his wife Jo Mas. Dyer’s brood includes son Arty 3, and daughters Sunni, 9, and Danni, 20. The couple and their children live in Essex.

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According to The Sun, Dyer is one of several celebrities who will reveal their best (and worst!) parenting stories including tales of diaper duty and trips to the doctor.

The three-part series will also feature pop star Jamelia, talk show host Jonathan Ross, radio DJ Lauren Laverne, and cricket star Freddie Flintoff. The highly anticipated show kicks off February 2.

Dyer has been acting for more than 20 years, starting at age 16. His first acting gig was the series, “Prime Suspect 3.” Since then he’s had a brilliant film career and starred in numerous television productions.

In 2016 he was seen in the BBC series, “Who Do You Think You Are?” Program viewers were shocked to learn that Dyer has blue blood running through his family tree.

In fact, the hugely entertaining episode revealed that the “bad boy” has two British Kings in his extended family DNA!

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Would you scoff if I told you that Dyer was found to be a distant relative of both William the Conqueror and Edward III? Well, you can take it to the bank, because hard evidence was presented by show researchers.

It was also revealed that Dyer has links to an English Civil War Cavalier colonel as well as present-day royalty. Danny was even invited to the Lord’s castle for a visit!

To top it off, experts also discovered that Dyer shares a blood link with Thomas Cromwell, the chief minister to King Henry VIII.

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