Aussie reality TV star slams driver over dodgy parking act before revealing her revenge - but is she in the right?

My Mum Your Dad star Dani Lyons has unleashed on a driver whose parking trapped her car in its spot.

The reality star took to social media on Monday to share her parking predicament after a driver parked just centimetres away from her car's rear.

'Not sure why old mate thought it was okay to park right at my bum hole,' she said in a TikTok video showing just how close the cars were to each other.

'Left me 10 centimetres to reverse out of a tight parking spot (I was there first by the way).'

Dani then made a surprising revelation to her followers as she attempted to move her car out of the parking spot.

'He also underestimates that I don't give a s**t about my car and I'm happy just to nudge his out of the way,' she added.

'So...whoopsie daisy, you're going to get a little tap from my tow ball,' she said over footage of her reverse view camera display.

She later revealed in the comments that she managed to eventually get out of the car spot after five attempts.

Dani, who starred on the reality dating show My Mum Your Dad last year, lost her husband Paul Lyons in 2019.

Paul, who was an Australian Ninja Warrior star, met Dani in 2014, and he died in his sleep five years later.

But Dani last year decided to open herself up to a second chance at love, appearing on the Channel Nine program.

The show, hosted by Kate Langbroek, follows a group of single parents looking for love - and who don't know their adult children are secretly pulling the strings of their dating life.

While Dani found love with foreman Wes Milson on the second season, other middle-aged romantics will have to go elsewhere, since the dating show was cancelled late last year.

According to TV Blackbox, Nine confirmed in December that it had pulled the pin, saying that '2024 is a big Olympic year and it won't be in the schedule.'

The publication claims that news of the show's cancellation leaked before several Nine employees were even told.

The show's production house ITV studios published an online casting call for the 2024 season last September. 

However the casting website at the time said that casting for season 3 has now 'closed'.

My Mum, Your Dad has struggled in the ratings since season two's lacklustre debut in November. 

The 2023 season premiere drew 290,000 fans in the metro ratings, 26 per cent down on the show's debut episode in 2022, reports TV Tonight.