Dani Dyer has shared in her new book What Would Dani Do? that she was left in an unhealthy way at the end of a previous relationship when she was 19.
Dani, who split from her Love Island beau Jack Fincham earlier this month, revealed in her memoir that her mum, Joanne Mas, feared she would take her own life - after her weight dropped to seven stone following the break-up.
Concerned for her daughter's mental health, Dani, 23, penned in her book that her mum 'slept in her bed with her every single night'.
Tough time: Dani Dyer, 23, has revealed in her memoir that her mum feared that she would take her own life after her weight dropped to seven stone following a break-up four years ago
She continues: 'Mum seriously thought I might take my own life at one point because I couldn't stop crying and was so miserable.
'I wasn't really eating, I wasn't sleeping very well and I'd lost a lot of weight - I was seven stone and really skinny.'
She added: 'I had no motivation to do anything.'
Supportive: Concerned for her daughter's mental well being, Dani's mum Joanne slept in her bed with her every single night after she feared she would take her life
Under her mum's instructions, the daughter of EastEnders star Danny Dyer, went to the doctor where she was prescribed anti-depressants for six months as a result of 'feeling so damaged' from being in 'such a long and emotional relationship.'
During a TV appearance on Sunday, Dani admitted it's 'really tough' trying to have a relationship in the public eye just days after it was revealed she had split from Jack Fincham.
The couple, who won last year's series of Love Island, went their separate ways recently when Jack announced on social media they had broken up.
Speaking on Sunday Brunch, Dani likened her relationship with Jack in the Love Island villa to being in a 'bubble'.
Family: Under her mum's instructions, the daughter of Danny Dyer, went to the doctor where she was prescribed anti-depressants for six months as a result of 'feeling so damaged'
She said: 'It’s really tough having a relationship in the public eye because you sort of go from one thing to another.
'You’re in such a bubble
