'Cute': Isla Fisher shares a very telling post on social media just days after finalising her divorce from Sacha Baron Cohen

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Isla Fisher has shared a very telling photo on social media just days after she finalised her divorce from actor Sacha Baron Cohen.
The Australian actress, 49, took to Instagram on Monday to share a sultry snap of three tanned and shirtless firefighters holding puppies.
The sculpted men wore nothing but a pair of yellow firefighter pants and boots.
They held the pups up to their shoulders, showing off their chiseled abs and arms.
'Look at those cute puppies,' Fisher cheekily wrote.
The Confessions of a Shopaholic actress' telling post could suggest she has begun to cast her eye around and is ready to find love again.
It comes after she and Baron Cohen, who won a Golden Globe Award for starring in Borat, announced they had finalised their £120 million (AU$251 million) divorce in a joint statement released via social media on Friday.
'We are proud of all we have achieved together and, continuing our great respect for each other, we remain friends and committed to co-parenting our wonderful children,' the statement read.
'We ask for the media to continue to respect our children's privacy.'
Amid their divorce, Fisher and Baron Cohen, 53, co-parent their three children, Olive, 18, Elula, 15, and Montgomery, 10, while living in the UK.
The actress shared a Father's Day tribute to her ex-husband on social media on Tuesday, showing that the pair remain very much friends.
'Happy Father's Day to the best father our children could hope for," she wrote over a photo of the Borat star lovingly holding one of their children.
Despite the rosy picture, the Australian actress previously opened up about the challenges of co-parenting after the couple separated.
'It's the most difficult thing that I've been through, and I've learnt so much about myself in the process,' Fisher told The Sunday Times in February.
'I never imagined my family being separated, but we are committed and loving parents.'
Fisher and Baron Cohen first met at a party in Sydney in 2001, and they tied the knot in Paris in 2010 after Fisher converted to Judaism.
The pair announced their separation in April last year, sharing a joint statement on social media.
"After a long tennis match lasting over 20 years, we are finally putting our racquets down," they wrote alongside a photo of themselves in tennis whites.
They went public with their split just days after Australian actress Rebel Wilson accused Baron Cohen of sexually harassing her during the filming of Grimsby in 2016, in which Fisher also had a role.
A spokesperson for Baron Cohen denied the claims in Wilson's autobiography Rebel Rising, calling them "demonstrably false" and "defamatory".
Fisher's career in the spotlight remains unwavering despite her personal life.
In February, she led the voice cast on the animated film Dog Man and appeared in a cameo role in the new Bridget Jones sequel.
She has also recently consolidated her property portfolio after selling off an apartment in Sydney's ritzy Woollahra.
It is understood the former Home and Away actress no longer owns property in the country after the sale in Woollahra.