Olivia Culpo Welcomes Baby Girl With Husband Christian McCaffrey
Through the announcement, the couple also revealed the name of their newborn daughter.
Congratulations are in order as former Miss Universe and fashion icon Olivia Culpo welcomed her first baby with husband, Christian McCaffrey. The couple officially became parents to a baby girl on Sunday, July 13. Through an Instagram post, they shared this happy news with their friends and fans. Alongside announcing the birth of their child, they also revealed her name and shared a few heartwarming moments with her.
The post began with a black-and-white close-up of their newborn baby's tiny hand. Following this was a sweet family picture, where Olivia was seen holding her baby close to her face. The next picture captured a quiet moment where the NFL star could be seen adoring their little girl while the model fondly looked at him.
The carousel also featured a few photos that were taken during the birthing process. One image also showed Christian cradling their baby girl. In the caption, the couple revealed their newborn baby's name, writing, 'Colette Annalise McCaffrey," followed by a white heart emoticon.
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In her Instagram Stories, Olivia posted a photo where her husband was quietly watching over their baby girl in the hospital. She shared it, saying, 'Colette is so lucky to have the best daddy in the world. A love like no other."
The model gave a glimpse into the birthing process, noting in another story that it was 'the scariest and most rewarding of all experiences." Olivia added, 'As soon as he [Christian] came into the room, I felt most at peace. Look at the grip."
The couple kept the news of their pregnancy under wraps for the longest. However, in March, Olivia and Christian shared that they were ready to embrace parenthood. The model took to social media to make the announcement, sharing some photos from her maternity photoshoot. Dressed in an ethereal white gown, she looked absolutely radiant, cradling her baby bump in the black-and-white photos. 'Next chapter, motherhood," Olivia captioned the Instagram post.
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FYI, Olivia and Christian's love story began in 2019 when they went on a blind date. They went public in 2020, and the NFL star asked for her hand in marriage in April 2023. A year later, in June 2024, Olivia and Christian said 'I Do" to one another in a stunning wedding ceremony in Rhode Island.
Over the years, Olivia was open about her dream of becoming a mom, even before getting married. However, she has also shared her struggles with endometriosis and the fears it brought regarding her fertility. During a 2022 episode of her reality show, the Culpo Sisters, she admitted, 'I want to have kids, but I want to make sure that I can. It could be really hard for me to have babies."
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