'The Rundown' Host Erin Lim Rhodes Welcomes First Baby With Husband Joshua

"The Rundown" host Erin Lim Rhodes and her husband Joshua Rhodes have one extra reason to be thankful for this Thanksgiving season: The couple just welcomed their first baby this week.

Without revealing the baby's sex and exact birthdate, Joshua wrote on his Instagram page Thursday, "Thankful. All Glory to God."

The post came with a photo of the couple's new bundle of joy, who could be seen sleeping as Erin and Joshua held each of the baby's tiny hands.

It was in July that the couple announced that they were expecting their first baby.

"No statement could quite sum up our feelings of excitement and joy! B-Rho's expected arrival in December will be the perfect bookend for the wild year we've had so far," the pair, who got married on Jan. 21, told E! News.

Erin added that she was hoping "the realness will soak in" after sharing the good news with the public.

"Hiding it for 20 weeks has been hard now that I'm this far," she said, adding: "Honestly if I wasn't on cam all the time, I'd pull a Kylie Jenner on y'all! But I'm also so happy to be a mom-in-the-making that I can't contain it anymore."

Prior to the baby's arrival, Erin teamed up with event designer Melissa Andrew in creating her lavish backyard baby shower on Nov. 11. The occasion was attended by family members and friends.

The host took to her Instagram page on the same day to thank Melissa and her guests for the "amazing" event.

She wrote, "Thank you to every hand that touched this amazing day celebrating our B-Rho! Corn dogs. Micheladas. Butterflies. Clouds. Rubber duckies. Sweets. Electric slide. Best fam. Best friends. So much love. @melissaandre is MVP party planner. Can’t say enough about you and @madco_team for taking my vision and making it happen!!!"

The event had a "floating sky" and a whimsical theme.

"All Erin gave me was a single screenshot from the Internet of a floatie. We had to build this entire party around that," Melissa revealed on "Daily Pop" on Nov. 12.

"So we took the butterfly and we turned it into this whole floating sky, whimsical kind of theme and we built this literal baby shower, like an actual shower, with umbrellas and raindrops and clouds in her backyard," the event planner added.