Australian influencer Indy Clinton revealed on Sunday she and husband Ben Azar, who share three children together, are expanding their family.
The popular TikTok star, 26, posted images to her Instagram Stories showing the couple have just welcomed an adorable golden retriever puppy into their home.
Captioning the first snap with 'newest addition', the sweet picture saw Ben propping the cute pooch up on his knee.
In the follow up photo, Indy wrote, 'He's coming home!' as her partner wrapped their furry bundle of joy up in his jacket while he carried the pup down the street.
Indy also shared an adorable video of the hound sleeping underneath a bed which appears to be his designated sleeping area.
Indy and Ben share three young children together - Navy, three, Bambi, one, and Soul, six months - as well as a second dog.
The mummy blogger recently shared a very relatable video to social media of her chaotic household before mysteriously deleting it.
She posted a one-minute clip that offered a glimpse into dinner time at her household with three children.
Australian influencer Indy Clinton, 26, revealed on Sunday she and husband Ben Azar, who share three children together, are expanding their family. All pictured
Things quickly turned chaotic as Indy and her husband had a hard time controlling their youngsters.
Two of the couple's kids - Navy and Bambi - were seen climbing across furniture and screaming while their youngest, Soul, six months, sat in a high chair.
Ben appeared well and truly over it and loudly exclaimed: 'Sit down at your table!'
The popular TikTok star posted images to her Instagram Stories showing the couple have just welcomed an adorable golden retriever puppy into their home
Indy, unimpressed with her older kids' attempts at finishing their dinner, caused upset as she declared: 'No, you cannot have custard, you did not eat your dinner.'
The clip was deleted from Indy's account but has since been reposted to influencer.updates.au's TikTok.
Social media users showed their support for the relatable young family with one person writing: 'This is our house too and you all stayed way calmer then we would.'
'Glad someone shows breakdowns are okay and normal in parenting. We can't know it all,' another commented.
Captioning the first snap with 'newest addition', the sweet picture saw Ben propping the cute pooch up on his knee
