Dani Dyer admits she’s desperate for Nandos as she celebrates climbing Mount Kilimanjaro with a glass of fizz
DANI Dyer is desperate for a Nandos after completing her gruelling Mount Kilimanjaro climb for Comic Relief.
The 22-year-old star took to Instagram to mark the end of the challenge, which she completed with a host of other celebrities - including Little Mix's Leigh-Anne Pinnock and Jade Thirlwall.
In the post, Dani looks proud but exhausted as she poses with a glass of champagne while still wearing her climbing gear.
The Love Island winner has removed her shoes, putting her red socks on display, and is wearing casual trousers, a grey T-shirt, and a cap.
Dani is make-up free in the sweet picture, with her hair tied into two plaits.
She opened up about her experience on the climb in the photo's caption - admitting that she "wouldn't want" the climb "as a birthday present" but insisted that she enjoyed it nonetheless.
Dani wrote: "The end of Kilimanjaro. I’ve cried I’ve laughed I’ve met friends for life.
"What an experience and such a good reason to do it.
"Don’t get me wrong, I wouldn’t want it as a birthday present but it’s a story I can tell my grandkids one day.
"Bring on the shower and a Nando’s because this girl needs it. Thank you for all the love and support whilst I’ve been away - I’ve seriously needed it."
Speaking on her Instagram Story, the exhausted star added: "I did it, I completed Kilimanjaro.
"'Enjoyed' would be a strong word, I am not going to use that word.
"I completed it."
Dani's boyfriend, Jack Fincham, commented on her Instagram post: "Can't wait to see you now".
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The 27-year-old star previously wrote on his own Instagram account that he was missing Dani, sharing an old selfie of himself with his girlfriend and the caption: "Hurry home please ! The bed is lonely @danidyerxx love you xxx".
Dani jetted out to Tanzania last month with TV presenter Dan Walker, Strictly Come Dancing judge Shirley Ballas, former shadow chancellor Ed Balls, as well as TV stars Anita Rani and Alexander Armstrong, broadcaster Osi Umenyiora and the Little Mix girls.
The stars braved the difficult terrain and high altitudes of Africa's highest mountain to help raise money for Comic Relief.
The 19,340ft ascent was filmed for a BBC One special, with the climb taking place 10 years after Take That's Gary Barlow led the original climb to raise £1.5million for Comic Relief.
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