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Al Roker is one proud husband and dad!
He shared a sweet video on Instagram on Sunday showing the moment his wife, Deborah Roberts, and their 16-year-old son, Nick, crossed the finish line after finishing the Achilles Hope and Possibility 4-mile race in New York City.
Roberts, an ABC News senior correspondent, pumped her arms in celebration and gave a visibly tired Nick a big hug. Al caught the whole thing on camera, asking his son: "You OK, bud?"
After the race, Roberts and Nick were all smiles as they posed together with their hard-earned medals.
Roker said he took a red eye flight from San Francisco, which was "worth it" so he could cheer on his wife and son.
"Wow!! @debrobertsabc is one proud #mamabear," he wrote
The charity event benefited Achilles New York City, a chapter of Achilles International, a nonprofit that helps support athletes with disabilities who participate in mainstream athletics. It's a cause the family is proud to support.
Nick experienced developmental delays growing up and is somewhere on the autism spectrum, according to Roker. In a personal essay, he opened up about what it has been like raising a son with special needs.
"Do I get frustrated with my son sometimes? You bet,'' Roker wrote. "But then I remember my dad, how understanding he was. And Deborah reminds me that I have to show my son not only that I love him but that I like him as well. More than that, I admire him."
Nick is quite the athlete. Not only is he a black belt in taekwondo, but he also won two gold medals at a Special Olympics swim meet over Father's Day weekend — on his first try!
Roker shared a clip of Nick swimming to victory last weekend, along with the caption: "So proud of my boy!"