“She deserves better and now” controls everything “when it comes to their money.
The EXNNY DYER star was transferred to crying because he is the most open and honest interview about his life, and revealed that his wife Joe now controls all their financial resources after his wild youth in which he was deceived and went to Benders.
In warts and confession, the former EstenDers star also explains how the treatment helped him after every role model in his life in his life or died and defends his children to private school.
A barbecue comes from the courtesy of the Assembly TV series, which started with Michael Shen on the BBC 1 last year and is now returning to ITV, with David Tennant, Jade Thiul and Gary Liker in later episodes. Questions are asked by a group of interviews with autism or nervousness or learning disabled with the deal that there is nothing outside the table – and that all answers should be honest and honest.
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The group member of the Chardonia was asked if he and his wife still have a joint bank account after emptying him and expelling him on his brutal behavior in 2000, Danny says: “She controls everything now.”
He explained what happened, he says: “Yes, she expelled me because I was public relations. She deserved better. Sometimes I go out and get out of my head, and I eat drugs, and I will not return home for three days. I did not face any problems – I never wanted to end the party. She had all the right to throw me.”
When asked if he had betrayed his roots in the working class by educating his children in particular, Danny said he needed to leave East End, where he and an atmosphere arose in the 14 -year -old school, because there was always “violence in the air.” He says to the group: “What you want to do is earn some money, then move to a better place, which is a better area where you can raise your children. But I put my children in a private school, and now they are not in the direction of the street.
He says that their leadership in Bentley did not help. “I walked everywhere as a child, or I had to get a bus. I don't think they were on a bus at all, my children.”
One of the group wondering whether the treatment has helped him over the years. “I needed to know what was wrong with me because I was behaving, I was getting the money – I had everything going to me, but I was still not happy. I learned that every strong male set had left me or died.
“My father left when I was nine years old. Then I really approached my grandmother, but he was cancer and died within six months. Then I approached a very famous theater writer named Harold Pinter who was a person who took me under his wing and loved him a lot, then he was cancer, and died.”
Danny reflects that he later developed confrontation strategies that were not useful. “Whenever I got close to someone I loved, I looked at the” F *** IT “button before he died. I thought” I will strike you “and it is a strange way of thinking. I needed to learn some tools, so [therapy] It was good for me. “
When he was asked about his feeling about the parents absent by group member Essen, who grew up by one mother, he becomes Danny emotional as he says: “My father was not a very good father, he did not know how to do it.
He says he made a conscious effort to be a better parent. “I have caused a lot of pain for my children, and the things that I woke up to, just being vacant, not attractive, not available. It is not a matter of money, you can live in a cardboard box. Children need stability and affection and feel like they are loved. That's all.
He is also frank about the discovery in his childhood that his father had a secret second family. “My father was living a lake. I always remember on Christmas day, he always disappeared for a few hours and what he was doing was going through London to see his other family. He had two daughters. If I thought of it – crazy.” He and his father, Anthony, since then correct their relationship. “I am very close to my father now, because it deserves another shot.”
Assembly, Saturday and Sunday, 10 pm, ITV1 and ITVX
