"Ducky Dynasty" star Sadie Robertson welcomed her third child into the world with her husband, Christian Huff.

Robertson, 28, announced the birth of her third daughter on Instagram Sunday, while the show was simultaneously airing an episode featuring her sex reveal party.

The reality television personality also revealed her baby girl's name on social media, a moniker closely connected to her family legacy.

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"And while we are having a reveal party… Meet Kit Carroway Huff," Robertson wrote online.

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Sadie and Christian's daughters – Haven Belle, two, and Honey James, three – were pictured meeting their new sister as they visited their mother in the hospital after delivery.

"In LOVE with our little Kit!!! She is a dream," Sadie's mother Korie Robertson wrote.

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Eagle-eyed fans noticed Sadie's homage to her own family with her daughter's name, and wrote, "The name, I'm crying. Miss Kay's name."

"It's my middle name too," Sadie responded back. "We all share it."

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On Monday, the podcast host shared another photo cuddling her new addition while recovering back at home.

"Kit - Bearing Christ, Pure 🕊️🎀 God has hand crafted every detail of her story, and we are just in awe of His goodness," she wrote. 

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"We can’t wait to watch all that He has for her life unfold. Soaking it all in."

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Robertson announced her third pregnancy with an adorable carousel of black-and-white family snaps shared on Instagram earlier this year. "Our hearts are so full. Another little love joining the Huff family." 

Robertson's oldest daughter had been telling friends Sadie was pregnant with a baby boy even though she wasn't yet with child, she said on her podcast. 

"Later on, actually I did find out I was pregnant, which was such a shock, but great shock — we were totally surprised," Robertson said on her "Whoa That's Good" podcast. 

"And so, this season of our life has been so crazy and so full, with filming and all the things that come with that, and that wasn't necessarily our timeline or our plan that we thought were gonna have a baby."

A&E announced earlier this year that the hit show would be revived eight years after it aired its final episode. "Duck Dynasty: The Revival" focuses on the late Phil Robertson's son, Willie, his wife, Korie, their adult children, John Luke, Sadie, Will, Bella and Rebecca, and their grandchildren, according to a synopsis.

The original "Duck Dynasty" aired for 11 seasons from 2012-17. Per A&E, the show peaked at 11.8 million viewers. 

A former television financial analyst accused of defrauding investors out of millions of dollars and spending years on the run was sentenced to five years in prison, the Justice Department said Monday. 

James Arthur McDonald Jr., 53, is also expected to be ordered to pay restitution to his victims following his April 7 guilty plea for securities fraud.

"To his victims, [McDonald] seemed to embody the American Dream," prosecutors argued in a sentencing memorandum. "But looks can be deceiving, and as [McDonald’s] victims learned, their trust had been betrayed."

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McDonald, who frequently appeared as a guest on CNBC as a financial analyst, was arrested in June 2024 at his Florida home after spending years on the run and extradited back to California, where he was the CEO and chief investment officer of Los Angeles-based Hercules Investments LLC, and Index Strategy Advisors Inc.

Prior to fleeing, McDonald also appeared to have terminated his previous phone and email accounts and told one person that he planned to "vanish," according to court documents.

In 2020, McDonald "lost tens of millions of dollars of Hercules client money after adopting a risky short position that effectively bet against the health of the United States economy in the aftermath of the U.S. presidential election," prosecutors said. 

He misrepresented how the funds would be used and failed to disclose the "massive losses" Hercules previously sustained.

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"He misappropriated most of those funds in various ways, including spending $174,610 at a Porsche dealership and transferring $109,512 to the landlord of a home McDonald was renting in Arcadia," the Justice Department said. 

In total, McDonald lost around $3 million of his clients' money, prosecutors said. 

With his other company, McDonald allegedly sent clients "false account statements, including for one client who invested approximately $351,000, later needed the money to make a down payment on a home, was informed by McDonald that much of the money had been lost, and never got his full investment back." 

In total, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission said McDonald "raised more than $5.1 million from 23 investors and clients, and misappropriated more than $2.9 million of those funds for personal expenses and Ponzi-like payments to earlier investors." 

A federal arrest warrant was issued for McDonald in 2022 after he was charged with securities fraud.

Fox News Digital's Greg Norman contributed to this report.