In the clip, the Emmerdale actor went on a rant about being snubbed from the British Soap Awards nominations.
The ITV star is said to have declared “f**k the Soap Awards” and joked his career was over, in the video published by The Sun.
In the 30-minute video, some of Danny’s fans commented on his live story to urge him to stop recording.
According to the publication, Danny was out with a group of friends when he broadcast to his 382,000 followers.
One moment in the long clip reportedly saw him shout at other restaurant goers, telling them: “Get out the shot, I’ve got a British Soap Award.”
Danny hasn’t won a gong at the ceremony since 2016 when he was awarded Best Actor and Best Male Dramatic Performance.
He’s reported to have said: “British Soap Awards, I remember when we used to be friends. I used to turn up every year and win something but now…Let’s talk about the Soap Awards nominees…”
Danny then reportedly turned to speak to his friends, and said: “Why have you not stopped me yet, this could be my career over? Why haven’t you stopped me yet.”
Express.co.uk has contacted Danny Miller’s representative for comment.
Meanwhile, last month, Danny revealed how shocked he was to find a member of the public filming him naked in the shower.
The soap star urged mobile phone companies to change the design to make it impossible for people to film others without their knowledge.
The actor, who plays Aaron Dingle in Emmerdale, recommended red recording lights to be introduced after a man filmed him having a shower and getting dressed in the gym changing rooms.
He tweeted: “How would you go about petitioning for @Apple @AppleSupport to introduce a RED RECORDING LIGHT on the back of iPhones so that people in the public eye can tell when a little scrubber is trying to record them without their KNOWLEDGE or PERMISSION to do so?? Can anyone help??”
Apple Support replied providing a link for Danny to share the suggestion to which he responded: “Done. If anyone has two minutes can they do the same?”
He went on: “RED RECORDING LIGHTS on the back of Apple products, whilst recording.
“In order to allow all people, especially people in the public eye and media, that they are on record. Please RT. Thanks in advance.”
In a follow up post, Danny said he’s happy to meet fans but not in private situations.
“I’m happy to meet people,” he tweeted. “Just not when trying to get showered and dressed in a gym changing room and you’ve some pervert who’s too f*****g thick to turn the auto flash light off.”
Emmerdale airs tonight on ITV at 7pm.
