Danny Dyer plans to leave ‘half a million’ in his will to his dog

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Danny Dyer plans to leave ‘half a million’ in his will to his dog

In a bid to wind up his wife, Danny Dyer is leaving £500,000 for his beloved bulldog.

Danny Dyer is planning to leave £500,000 in his will for his dog Debbie just to wind up his missus.

The former EastEnders actor and much-loved cockney was asked if he had made plans on who would take over his inheritance, with Dyer worth an estimated £4 million.

And while you'd expect Dyer to give a large chunk of his dollar to some of his closest family members, the actor had a special mention for his beloved bulldog.

While his kids were mentioned, Debbie will certainly be getting a large chunk off her owner too - and with the amount she'll get, it'll surely provide a life's supply of dog treats.

Debbie will be stacked for life with half a million.
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Speaking on Kathy Burke’s podcast Where There’s A Will, There’s a Wake, Dyer said: "I got her just before the pandemic, and what I didn’t realise about bulldogs is they look f**king sad all the time.

"So I feel I need to give her something or get some proper carers for her, give her a flat with a carpet. Give her whatever she wants out of guilt."

Dyer then jokingly added: "Also, it would wind my missus up. She’d be like, ‘You’ve given f**king half a million pounds to f**king Debbie?’”

Dyer married childhood sweetheart Jo in 2016 and have three children together: Dani, Sunnie and Arty.

Debbie is seemingly in the same bracket as the three kids according to Dyer, previously describing the bulldog as a 'illegitimate child'.

"Debbie is an incredible little thing. But it’s quite hard work," he said.

"I’ve also got a wife that hates animals – it’s like I’ve brought in a child from another marriage."

Danny welcomed Debbie into the family shortly before the pandemic.
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Elsewhere in the podcast, Dyer opened up about some health issues down there, where he explained that he has a condition known as hydrocele.

The condition causes a type of swelling in the scrotum, and happens when fluid collects in a thin sac surrounding the testicle.

Hydroceles usually go away with time, but Dyer has been struggling with it for years, as he said: "I’ve already had an ultrascan on it back in the day, and it’s worrying me, it’s a f**king big bullock."

If that wasn't enough of a mental image for you, he then likened his d*ck and balls to a 'f*****g slug on an apple’.

That is certainly an image a lot of us will want to be getting out of her head.

Featured Image Credit: Karwai Tang/WireImage/Instagram/@officialdannydyer

Topics: Celebrity, Danny Dyer, TV and Film, Dogs