Inside Dani Dyer’s nursery for her twins as she reveals it for first time just weeks before giving birth... (original) (raw)

DANI Dyer treated fans with a glimpse inside her twins brand new nursery.

The reality star - who is expecting twin girls with footballer boyfriend Jarrod Bowen - described the room as the "perfect princess haven".

Dani Dyer showed off her chic nursery for her baby twins

The room is decorated in pink and lilac tones

Dani is counting down to the birth of her baby girlsCredit: Instagram

The nursery is tastefully decorated with lilac and pink tones, soft balloon cushions and white baby grows hanging from the wall.

There is a plenty of space for mum and dad to sit, with a large cream sofa and a matching foot stool.

The twins will be living the life of luxury with two matching cribs and a canopy crib drape.

Dani has the perfect essentials for any newborn baby - with a changing table, a cot mobile, adorable soft toys and little baby blankets.

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Alongside the clip, she wrote: "Our baby girls nursery. I absolutely love everything about their Nursery - It’s the perfect princess haven & I can’t wait for the girls to be here to enjoy it with them."

The star looked like she was ready to pop this week in the green long-sleeved jumper dress.

It comes as Dani recently admitted that her final stages of pregnancy were taking a toll and that it was getting increasingly "harder".

The star said she had "ballooned" in recent weeks and was experiencing severe swelling.

During an Instagram Q&A, one fan asked: "Hope you're keeping well, pregnancy is tough but you've got this and you look fab."

Dani replied: "Oh thank you so much, such a kind message.

"I'm all good and hope you are too, it's getting harder now with normal day to day activities.

"I've just ballooned all of a sudden and the girls weigh together more than when Santi was born so I'm really feeling it. The full on waddling and swelling has begun."

The TV star has matching cribs for her twins

The Love Island star described the nursery as a 'princess haven'