Dani Dyer says she's "put everything in perspective" after Jack's shame at the coke

Dani Dyer explained how she put everything in perspective during her trip abroad with Comic Relief, while her boyfriend, Jack Fincham, faced the consequences of the shame of his coke at home.

The beauty of the island of love is part of a team of celebrities who are preparing to climb Mount Kilimanjaro for charity this month.

After sharing photos of her trip to Africa, Dani shared a reflection video with the fans.

Dani, her head in her hands, said, "I just wanted to say that it was very emotional, that it gives me a lot of perspective and that I showed myself what really matters and what we need to tackle more in the world, rather than all useless things really. "

That just comes as his boyfriend Jack confessed to having used cocaine at a crazy party on the weekends.

Jack, 23, said he had fallen into temptation after being seen offering drugs since his rise.

Speaking of the effect his relationship had had on his relationship, Jack told the Sun, "I told Dani, and she obviously does not agree with that.

"She does not like all that, but of course she'll always support me, she said," I'll always support you, you've made a mistake, we all make mistakes, but never do it again. "

During his confession, Jack also admitted that he was afraid to be confronted with Dani's father, Danny Dyer.

"I'm sure most fathers would have it wrong, I made a mistake and I'm sorry for her and that's the truth," he added.

Dani, 22, has already stated that she was worried about getting away from Jack, that she has rarely been outside of her dating since the first day of the ITV2 series of meetings in the summer, to the exception of a brief split in December of last year.

Previously, she said about her charity expedition: "I'll be away for ten days and it's the longest of me, Jack will walk away, I'll probably cry a little, I'll miss him a hug."

Dani is getting ready for a grueling eight-day trekking in the mountains, facing mountain sickness, base camping and freezing temperatures with fellow celebrities.

Dani will be joined by Little Mix singers, Jade Thirlwall and Leigh-Anne Pinnock, Ed Balls, Alexander Armstrong, Dan Walker, Anita Rani, Osi Umenyiora and Shirley Ballas.

Their trip will be documented for a one-hour BBC documentary entitled Kilimanjaro: The Return.