Chip Gaines blocks Joanna's appearance today.

Joanna Gaines had an unexpected visitor in front of the camera during her segment on the Today & # 39; hui show on Tuesday.

The star of HGTV appeared in the series to promote her new design book, Homebody: A guide to creating spaces that you do not want to leave, who was released on Tuesday, and while she was taking Savannah Guthrie and Hoda Kotb around her Texas farm house, her husband Chip drags a chair across the stage to sit next to his wife.

"Wait, look who's joining the group," Kotb said with an air of surprise.

"He's snuck in," Joanna says. "You promised me guys!"

"How did you manage to get through the security?" Asks Chip to his wife. "They said I was not invited." He turns to the hosts of the series and adds, "You forgot to put me on the guest list! I can not believe I missed that.

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Earlier in the morning, Chip turned out to be Joanna's biggest cheerleader, walking down the street in front of the show, hopping up and down and waving the window behind her.

"When your biggest fan is following you from Waco, Texas," Joanna subtitled a video of Chip on Instagram.

When Kotb and Guthrie asked Joanna if she and her husband were just "laughing all the time," Joanna had the sweetest answer.

"Yes, how can you not?" She says. "I'm a serious person by nature, so it's really a gift for me."

Of course, while we were talking about Joanna's design book and their baby Crew, now four months old (who made an adorable appearance on the screen!), Upper fixator The stars also used their appearance to urge people to vote in the mid-term elections on Tuesday, November 6th.

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Chip posted a video of himself playing with camera equipment on the set to film Joanna standing in front of a screen that said, "Voting: The future of America". "#GoVote", he subtitled.

Joanna also posted a photo of herself and her husband at Rockefeller Center, saying, "Happy Election Day: Let's all do our part and vote today!

Homebody: A guide to creating spaces that you do not want to leave is out now.