Britney Spears' estranged husband Sam Asghari was spotted walking their pooch Porsha in Beverly Hills following the couple's bitter divorce.
Iranian-American model Sam Asghari was seen going for a stroll with his dog Porsha, whom he previously shared with Britney, on Thursday evening before handing off the pup to someone who appeared to be the Princess of Pop's personal assistant. The snaps come after reports that Britney is paying for Sam to stay in a 10,000 per month luxury apartment.
In the snaps, the fitness trainer was seen going for a stroll with with a tight, protective grip around his furry friend's red leash as he sported casual athletic wear on the hot summer day. The 29-year-old actor was seen talking a phone call as he sported a long, tight-fitting black t-shirt with matching black shorts. Sam paired the look with white-and-red Nike trainers and a grey baseball cap.
Following their divorce announcement, it has been reported that the pair will be splitting the ownership of their five dogs. Sam reportedly first bought the black-and-brown Doberman to protect his ex Britney two years ago. Porsha entered the couple's lives as Sam stood by Britney's side throughout her conservatorship battle. Britney is reportedly set to keep four of the five animals the pair owns.
The Gimme More singer is reported to have fears that Sam will try to get custody of two dogs, with the pops singer determined to not let him. According to TMZ, it has been reported her estranged husband will only have full-time custody of Porsha.
Alyssa Milano 'apologises to Britney' as she's called out for 'bullying' tweetSince the news of Sam and Britney's disagreement over how they're going to share their pets. Britney announced on her Instagram that she had a new addition to her family - a tiny new puppy named Snow. In a series of adorable videos of the little white pup, Britney wrote to her 42.1 million followers: "Introducing Snow...the new addition to the family...it's her world and we just live in it [sic]" followed by a series of facepalming emojis.
After the Toxic singer posted the announcement of her newest pet, a representative for PETA, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, criticised the decision. While it is unclear whether or not Britney purchased or adopted Snow, a representative of PETA told TMZ: "When influential people buy puppies, puppy mills cheer and animal shelters watch the homeless-animal crisis get even worse."
They continued to explain that the influential star had the ability to promote adopting, but chose not to contributing to the already growing problem of overcrowded animal shelters. They told the publication: "With this one cutesy post, Britney Spears has sentenced countless deserving dogs in shelters to more days without love, a comfy bed to curl up on, or a chance at a real life."