Singer Britney Spears and actor Sam Asghari have reportedly reached an agreement on how to split custody of their five dogs.
On August 16, the “Special Ops: Lioness” actress filed for divorce, citing “irreconcilable differences” as the reason for the split. In court documents obtained by The Blast, the actress has listed July 28, 2023, as the separation date, so it seems the two have time to agree on what they want out of the divorce.
While previous reports indicated that the 41-year-old pop star didn’t want to give up custody of any of her dogs, the 29-year-old actress was spotted walking their Doberman Porsha on Monday, and now fans know why.
Britney Spears and Sam Asghari Reportedly Satisfied With Dog Custody Agreement
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In October 2021, just a month after they got engaged, Sam surprised Britney with a Doberman puppy, explaining that the pet dog was a gift for him. “My fiancé was surprised [sic] with our newest member of the Family. Porsha,” he wrote in the caption of the Instagram video at the time. “Her name is Porsha and she means to love you unconditionally,” he continued, adding that the dog will be “trained to protect you from any mother who comes around you with bad intentions.”
Just a few months later, while the couple was on vacation in Maui, Britney fell in love with a blue-eyed Australian Shepherd puppy named Sawyer. “Ouch…. Can you have two loves in your life because he is second !!!! I’m introducing a new edition to my family … his name is Sawyer and he’s a white Australian shepherd with blue eyes !!!!!” she wrote in the caption of an Instagram post revealing her new family member.
“I found him in Maui like a dream and took him home with me immediately. It’s funny … he doesn’t talk back but it’s like he understands what I’m saying!!!” Britney wrote at the time. “I think he understands me, especially with those eyes…he makes my heart melt…he needs me and I love that!!!”
Dividing Custody of Dog Reportedly ‘Hardest Part’ of Breakup
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It seems the “Toxic” singer is very attached to her dogs and doesn’t want to let them go in the divorce. On Friday, a source told the Daily Mail that Britney was worried that Sam would try to take both Sawyer and Porsha in the split. “About [Britney and Sam’s shared] property, the hardest part of dividing any asset is their two dogs,” the source explained. “But Sam gave Porsha to Britney as a gift and she was the one who wanted to adopt Sawyer when they were in Maui.” In addition to Sawyer and Porscha, the source stated that Britney also has a Maltese puppy named Lulu and a cat named Wendy.
However, on Tuesday evening, TMZ revealed that the couple actually have five dogs and have already reached an agreement on who will keep them. As many expected when they saw the picture of Sam walking Porsha, he would be able to keep it full time. He reportedly got custody of her from Britney last week.
However, Britney will be able to keep her four other dogs: her Australian Shepherd, Sawyer, her Yorkie, Hannah, her Maltese, Lulu and another small dog. The custody agreement made no mention of the cat. Luckily, though, it looks like Britney might still be able to see Porsha if things remain civil between the former couple. While Britney is staying at her Thousand Oaks estate, Sam has already found a new place to call home.
Sam Now Lives In Los Angeles In The Middle Of A Divorce
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On Tuesday morning, Page Six reported that the actor had moved into a Los Angeles high-rise located on the border of Beverly Hills and Century City. There are 283 units in the 40-story building that has amenities like a full bar, lap pool, private garden, valet service, and even a doctor on call to provide services like Botox. Rents range from $10,000 to $65,000 per month. The actor has reportedly “befriended the residents” and “been with his sister” a lot in the midst of the divorce.
It seems that Britney has tried some new hobbies in the midst of the divorce as well. On Tuesday afternoon, she shared a video of herself cooking a meal on Instagram.
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