49ers star Christian McCaffrey, wife Olivia Culpo welcome daughter into world
There's a new McCaffrey in the Bay.
Star 49ers running back Christian McCaffrey and his wife, Olivia Culpo, have welcomed their first child and announced the news in a joint Instagram post Sunday. It's no surprise that their daughter, Colette Annalise McCaffrey, is as cute as a button.
McCaffrey and Culpo wed in June 2024 during a lavish Rhode Island ceremony. The former Miss Universe documented her pregnancy on social media, often through some hilarious videos, as she and McCaffrey eagerly awaited Colette's arrival.
McCaffrey played just four games during the 2024 NFL season as he dealt with injuries, but the former NFL Offensive Player of the Year is preparing for the 49ers' upcoming campaign as a fully healthy participant with no restrictions.
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'It's been great,' McCaffrey told reporters in April. 'Everything has been really smooth. I'm really pumped to be back here.'
Now, McCaffrey will have the ever-famous advantage of 'dad strength' behind him as he and the 49ers chase a Super Bowl victory.
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