Olivia Culpo, the 32-year-old model and former Miss Universe, and her husband, NFL star Christian McCaffrey, are sharing some exciting news about their new life chapter! The celebrity couple is expecting their first child together.
The couple shared the happy news on March 10, through heartfelt Instagram posts featuring stunning maternity photos and celebrating a new stage of their lives, following their marriage in June 2024.
© Icon SportswireThe couple married in June 2024 in Rhode Island at Olivia's home. Throughout their relationship, they have been open about their desire to start a family, including Olivia's concerns about fertility due to endometriosis, making their latest announcement particularly meaningful.
Their fans and celebrity friends have shared sweet congratulatory messages after the news was shared on social media. "Next chapter, motherhood," Olivia wrote, adding a white heart emoji. "Counting down the days!!!!!" Sophia Culpo commented while Aurora Culpo wrote, "Can't wait to spoil him/her forever!!!!!"
Olivia talked to Vogue after her union with Christian following their marriage. "It’s the beginning of the rest of your life," she said to the publication, "and it’s the union and bond of two people forever."
“When I think about Christian and what he loves and the moments that he thinks that I’m most beautiful, it’s absolutely in something like this: timeless, covered, and elegant,” she said about her wedding Dolce & Gabbana dress.
© Stefanie KeenanHer sister Aurora previously talked to People about Olivia's desire to be a mom. "I know she's going to be a really loving mother. I know that she's going to be very prepared. I think she's going to have everything in place," Aurora said, joking, "Probably already picking out her children's preschool. At the moment she's probably already on the waitlist."
© Craig BarrittOlivia also seemingly redecorated her house, celebrating her new life chapter. "Already, I can see that her house is no longer all white and beige," Aurora said. "I'm like, 'You're realizing this might not work for your future,'" referring to her being "through and through perfectionist," adding that is something, "you can't be with kids."
