According to Lisa Armstrong, Ant McPartlin "plays happy families" with new dogs in the Hurley Guard Battle

Lisa Armstrong hinted that she thought the old Ant McPartlin "was playing a happy family role" with her girlfriend Anne-Marie Corbett and their new puppies.

The makeup artist endorsed the message of support from a fan who said she hoped she would get custody of Hurley.

Ant and Lisa currently share the five year old Labrador Hurley chocolate, but it is thought that they would like to have both of them full time.

And after Ant has been seen with her new girlfriend and their adorable new Maltipoo puppies, Lisa's fans are angry.

One of them sent her support to Lisa on Twitter, saying, "After seeing the paper today, I really hope you have custody of Hurley – I feel it's the least He could have done after you have done everything he did, especially now as he seems to play happy families since the dust has settled down. "

Lisa liked the message.

It comes after Ant and Anne-Marie were photographed with their new animal poos, Milo and Bumble.

The couple cradled one of the Maltese terriers and the poodle crosses their arms as they headed for the vet to get vaccinated.

The puppies, which cost 1,000 pounds each, would have brought Ant some happiness after a difficult year.

A source had previously confirmed to the Sun that Ant was in no way replacing Hurley with his new pets.

"He really misses him when he's not here." He thought long and hard about expanding his family of pets for a long time.

Ant and Lisa fought over Hurley's custody during their £ 60 million divorce last year.

The couple bought it in 2013, at a time when it was claimed to want a baby.

Ant has previously credited his pet for helping him during his recovery from substance abuse.

Ant said, "He never tells me anything and is always happy to see me."

Lisa, the makeup artist with strict makeup, is equally seduced by the dog, regularly flooding his social network with snapshots and undergoing a tattoo with a paw print on his arm last year in his honor.

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