Josh Duhamel and his wife, Audra Mari have welcomed their first baby together.
The couple broke out the news on Tuesday on Instagram alongside sharing a black-and-white photo of the little one's feet.
In the caption, Duhamel and Mari also revealed that the newborn was named Shepherd Lawrence Duhamel and arrived on January 11.
The pair announced they were expecting in early September, nearly a year to the day they tied the knot.
Duhamel and Mari -- a former Miss World America -- tied the knot in North Dakota on September 10, 2022, after nearly four years of dating.
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In an interview with ET back in September, Duhamel gushed about how his family couldn't be more thrilled about the new addition.
"I'm very excited about it, I really am," he shared. "And so is she, so is my son. We're very lucky and all we can hope for is a healthy baby."
Duhamel shares a 10-year-old son, Axl, with his ex-wife, Fergie, and told ET that he's certain his boy will be a "good big brother" to the new baby. In fact, Axl already had a name in mind when the couple told him they were expecting.
"Gary," Duhamel revealed with a laugh. "Him and Audra have this thing where they like to say the word 'Gary.' It's weird."
Though they didn't ultimately go with Axl's first choice, Duhamel's proved he's a pro at dad life, with a compromise already lined up: "We'll get a dog, we'll name the dog Gary."
As for how Fergie is handling the news, Duhamel's ex couldn't be more excited. She was quick to comment on their Instagram post announcing the pregnancy, writing, "I am truly happy for you guys🥰🥰 Axl can’t wait to be a big brother."
"Thankfully Fergie's an amazing woman, she really is," the 50-year-old actor commented during an interview on The Jess Cagle Show shortly thereafter.
He noted, "She's taken Audra in. It could be much worse. That's the thing, you never know how these things are going to go. But because she's such a kind-hearted person, she really, truly is, she only has love for Audra,".
"I can't believe how excited she is for us. It could be a lot worse. I've seen it. I've lived it. And thankfully we have a really civil situation."
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