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Dani Dyer’s boyfriend Sammy Kimmence has pleaded guilty to scamming two pensioners out of almost £34,000.
The 25-year-old, who shares a child with the former Love Island winner, could now be facing jail.
Kimmence had previously denied participating in a fraudulent business between 2016-2017. However, Dani Dyer’s boyfriend pleaded guilty to five counts of fraud by false representation today.
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Recorder Nicholas Haggan QC told Kimmence the offences were ‘serious’ and that he was ‘at risk of a custodial sentence’.
He said: “I’m satisfied the custody threshold has been crossed and as a young man with previous good character I agree to a pre-sentence report to find out as much information about you as possible.
“You are at risk of a custodial sentence.”
Dani Dyer, who has over 3.4 million followers on Instagram, has not addressed the issue on any of her social media platforms.
The young mum often shares photographs with her boyfriend who she has insisted is the ‘love of her life’.
The pair originally dated before she found fame on Love Island and went on to win the show with Jack Fincham.
However, their romance was short-lived and she ended up back with Sammy less than a year later.
When she confirmed they were giving their relationship a second chance, Dani was flooded with angry comments from followers who felt like she had moved on too fast.
She fired back at them at the time, writing: “I’m not going to delete anyone’s comments. You all can say what you want to say honestly we live in a free world. But I’m so f happy.
“I ain’t living a life to prove to people or to fake to people I am something I am not I’ve always been real. Some people like it some people don’t. I’m focusing on number one.
“No time for anything no plans made it’s just happened and you can judge all you want. But come on I’m the real mc Judge Judy.”
Featured Image Credit: @danidyerxx/Instagram
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