Millionaire Danny Dyer charging fans £84 for selfie and autograph

TV tough guy Danny Dyer is asking fans to shell out nearly £100 for a selfie and an autograph. The former EastEnders star, 46, has set up a new venture where he charges fans £84 for a photo and signature.

However, if you think that's a bit steep, don't fret Danny will do either one for just half the price. He's offering this meet-and-greet opportunity in Liverpool next month.

Fans who get the chance to briefly mingle with the TV personality will have to pay £40 for a picture or an autograph plus a £2 admin fee on each. But they'll also need to cover the £30 ticket entry into the two-day Comic Con event.

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Danny, known for his roles in films like Borstal Boy, Human Traffic and The Football Factory, has an estimated net worth of £4.5 million. He's scheduled to host a talk at the event, discussing his career. This comes after Netflix decided to cancel his game show Cheat after just one series, reports the Mirror.

Around 45,000 people are expected to attend Comic Con from May 5. Other celebrities in attendance include Orlando Bloom and Catherine Tate.

Danny left his role as Mick Carter, the landlord of the Queen Vic, in EastEnders in 2022, citing a decline in quality as his reason for leaving the BBC soap. He's currently filming the football hooligan sequel Marching Powder and will appear in an adaptation of Jilly Cooper's risque novel Rivals on Disney+.

For EastEnders star, Danny Dyer, it was a shock to discover his nine year old son was among the followers of Andrew Tate. In his latest documentary on Channel 4, 'Danny Dyer: How To Be A Man', he vented, stating, "Andrew Tate's loud-mouthed, anti-feminist rants have attracted him millions of followers worldwide.

"If there wasn't social media, there would be no Andrew Tate. I remember back in the day, I think Andrew Tate tried to be on Big Brother. So he was looking for fame, and that was his only avenue in."

This eye-opening revelation came as Danny, at 46, is delving into the subjects of toxic masculinity, societal gender norms, and mental health issues in men through his documentary. He was taken aback when he realised how profoundly these themes echoed in his own household with his son Arty.

Together with wife Joanne Mas, they look after daughter Dani, aged 27, Sunnie, aged 17, and Arty. His disdain for the self-titled 'misogynist' Andrew Tate is something he ensured he conveyed unambiguously to his young son.

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