Former Love Island star Dani Dyer has taken to Instagram to share a candy snap of her eldest son, Santiago, bonding with one among her new child twins.

The 26-year previous welcomed two child women into the world on Monday (May 22) along with her footballer beau - West Ham United's Jarrod Bowen.

Dani, who shares two-year previous Santiago along with her ex, Sammy Kimmence, proudly uploaded the picture to her story a lot to the delight of her 3.7 million followers.

Santiago sat snuggled as much as his stepdad as he cooed over his new sibling, gazing lovingly in the direction of her.

Reality star Dani then added three extra photographs of the infants, which she captoined with their date of start.

The first confirmed the twins cuddled up of their hospital cot as they donned matching hats and outfits, while one other confirmed Jarrod carrying the infants out of the hospital of their automobile seats.

Friends and household have been fast to congratulate the pair on their double arrival, with England footballers Jude Bellingham and Declan Rice providing their finest needs.

Dani's dad, Eastenders' Danny Dyer wrote: "Can’t stop smiling."

Fellow Love Island new mum, Molly Mae Hague added: "Congratulations beautiful."

One fan penned: "Congratulations! So happy for you! As a twin mum myself, you’ve got such a magical ride ahead of you."

And one other mentioned: "Congratulations to you both!! They are absolutely beautiful little girls."

Dani first revealed that she was anticipating twins in January.

She uploaded a collection of images to Instagram on the time with the caption: "We have been keeping a little secret...

"Our little TWINS. So excited to satisfy our infants and watch Santi be the perfect massive brother.

Dani splt from Kimmence after he was jailed for 3 and a half years in 2021 for defrauding two pensioners out of greater than £34,000.

She quickly discovered love once more with Bowen, nevertheless, and their relationship grew to become identified when he was noticed leaving her Essex house in October later that yr.