Olivia Culpo gives birth to first baby with husband Christian McCaffrey
The former pageant queen, 33, confirmed the exciting news on Sunday by posting a slideshow of black and white photos from the hospital with their newborn.
'Colette Annalise McCaffrey,' the model captioned her post, which received more than 211,859 others likes in 30 minutes.
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