Doug Emhoff wipes a tear from his eyes as Kamala Harris takes the stage at the convention

Doug Emhoff became visibly emotional when Vice President Kamala Harris took the stage during the final night of the Democratic Convention.

The second gentleman wiped away a tear as he was comforted by daughter Ella in the audience of the United Center in Chicago, Illinois on Thursday night.

As his wife accepted the Democratic Party's nomination for president, Emhoff blew kisses toward the stage.

Emhoff had his speaking slot on night two of the Convention on Tuesday. He graced the stage while Harris was holding a rally in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and before the audience heard from main event speakers Michelle and Barack Obama.

Harris closed the 2024 DNC with her speech on Thursday following a whirlwind month where President Joe Biden ended his reelection bid and the VP took over his campaign.

Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff is comforted by daughter Ella as he gets emotional when wife Kamala Harris comes on stage on the final night of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, Illinois on Thursday

Emhoff wipes away a tear while wife Kamala Harris begins her speech as his children and the VP's step children Cole and Ella Emhoff look towards the stage

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Multiple other members of Harris' family graced the DNC stage on Thursday, including step daughter Ella, niece Meena Harris and goddaughter Helena Hudlin.

And the vice president's little sister Maya Harris introduced her.

The Chicks performed the National Anthem and P!nk sang during a segment of the night focused on Democrats' proposal to address gun violence.

Actress Kerry Washington helped MC the final night and comedian and actor Ben Stiller was spotted in the audience.

Emhoff, who is Jewish, will become the first-ever first gentleman of the United States if his wife wins the presidency in November – after he already became the first U.S. second gentleman in 2021. 

Emhoff blows a kiss to Harris as she formally accepts the Democratic presidential nomination at the DNC in Chicago on Thursday, August 22

Emhoff and Harris embrace on stage at the DNC Thursday 

Ella and Cole, Emhoff's two children, lovingly call Harris 'momala.' Both sat next to their father during the Convention.

Emhoff met Harris in 2013 when one of the lawyer's clients set them up on a blind date.

The pair was married less than a year later in a ceremony that included aspects from both Emhoff's Jewish faith and Harris' Indian heritage.

The vice president has been heard affectionately calling her husband 'Dougie,' or 'My Dougie.'