Model Olivia Culpo and NFL star Christian McCaffrey welcome first baby together
The couple, who have been married since June 2024, shared the exciting news in an Instagram post on Sunday.
Alongside a series of black-and-white images from the hospital, the pair announced the birth of their newborn daughter: Colette Annalise McCaffrey.
In one of the pictures, the San Francisco 49ers running back is seen leaning over 33-year-old Culpo, who is holding the baby.
Another photo shows the 29-year-old footballer supporting the former Miss Universe as she undergoes what appears to be a C-section. Culpo can be seen holding onto McCaffrey's arm tightly.
'Look at that grip,' she pointed out in a subsequent Instagram Story.
Describing childbirth as 'the scariest and most rewarding of all experiences,' Culpo recalled that once McCaffrey 'came into the room, I felt most at peace.'
The baby's arrival comes months after the first-time parents announced they were expecting.
'Next chapter, motherhood,' Culpo wrote in a March Instagram post.
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