Christian McCaffrey’s wife, Olivia Culpo, shared a post on Instagram on Friday. It included several photos with her husband and their daughter, Colette Annalise.
Last month, the couple announced that they are expecting their second baby together. In the post, Culpo shared various moments with family and friends while going through her first trimester. She also shared photos of herself flaunting her well-toned physique in a swimsuit despite being pregnant.
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“First trimester archives. A little bit of fun and a whole lot of 🤢🤢😅,” Culpo wrote.
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Christian McCaffrey and Olivia Culpo started dating back in 2019. She has been one of the strongest pillars of support throughout the San Francisco 49ers star’s professional career.
During an episode of “The Culpo Sisters” back in 2022, the “Reprisal” star had opened up about how McCaffrey wasn’t looking forward to having kids anytime soon.
“”I’ve talked to Christian and we’re on the same page about having kids, we both want to have kids, but the timeline of that is something that is not in the foreseeable future,” Culpo said. “He is completely and totally focused on football and he should be. He’s not ready to have kids. It’s not really an option.
Culpo also revealed how she always thought she would be settled with a family by the age of 30. A year later, in April 2023, McCaffrey proposed to her during a vacation in Utah.
In June 2024, the couple decided to get married in a ceremony in Rhode Island. Culpo then gave birth to daughter Colette back in July.
Christian McCaffrey gears up for year 10 in the NFL
In 2017, the Carolina Panthers drafted Christian McCaffrey with the No. 8 pick. Midway through the 2022 season, he was traded to the 49ers.
McCaffrey established himself as a key player on coach Kyle Shanahan’s team. In four seasons, he recorded 3,609 yards and 30 TDs rushing. The running back agreed to a two-year, $38 million extension in 2024 that runs through the 2027 season.
Last season, McCaffrey returned to the gridiron after suffering a posterior cruciate ligament injury. In 17 games, he put up 1,202 yards and 10 TDs rushing, along with 924 yards and seven TDs receiving.
The 49ers suffered multiple injuries to key players. However, despite this, they managed to make the playoffs. Kyle Shanahan and his team were eliminated by the Seahawks in a divisional round showdown.
McCaffrey will be looking forward to once again competing for the Super Bowl this upcoming season.
Edited by Priyam Hazarika