Penny Lancaster introduced three important members of the Lancaster/Stewart household this week through a sweet social media post.
The former model introduced a trio of sweet Pygmy goats, revealing they’d been living with her since lockdown.
The Loose Women star took to Instagram to share a video of her walking through her garden over to three white goats.
The 54-year-old, who has been married to rocker Rod Stewart since 2007, is famously an animal-lover and explained the story behind the cute goats.
Penny Lancaster introduced her goats to fans
|The video read: "Come and meet my... Pigmy goats," with the TV personality writing in the caption: “Making the most of the sunshine today, I reached out to nature to feed my soul as well as our Pigmy goats, Hazel, Robert and Biscuit.
“They joined us during the second phase of lockdown when I was able to spend a lot more time with them.
“They have wonderful sleeping accommodation and climbing structures to keep them comfortable and entertained.”
She concluded: “Other than their general goat feed, they love the extra treats of the non ever-green foliage around our garden."
Ms Lancaster and Mr Stewart have filled their home with animals, with the dog-lovers frequently sharing updates on their labradoodle, Lily and their two puppies, Rory and Tiger.
The latter two were welcomed in April this year following the sad loss of their pooch, Bubbles.
Fans gushed over the newly-introduced trio in the comments, with one writing: "Yes Penny. Love this and love finding out more about your goats. Keep it up."
"Wonderful! Wonderful! Wonderful!" a second penned.
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Penny Lancaster and Rod Stewart got married in 2007 | GETTYAnother added: "Love Goats. So gorgeous," while someone else shared: "They are gorgeous."
"Beautiful!!!! So peaceful," a different fan enthused.
Another social media user penned: "Love this post and absolutely love the name of your goats."
"Hello gorgeous goats!" one more commented. (sic)
The couple share two children together, 19-year-old Alastair and 14-year-old Aiden.
Mr Stewart is also father to six other children and has four grandchildren.
The pair boast a decades-long television career, with Mr Stewart, 80, having performed at last week's Festival of Remembrance.
He opened the show with a rendition of Sentimental Journey, which was made famous by Doris Day in 1944.