49ers' Christian McCaffrey and model Olivia Culpo welcome first child: ‘A love like no other'
The couple announced the news in a joint Instagram post with a simple caption: 'Colette Annalisa McCaffrey' and a white heart emoji.
The post included black-and-white photos of McCaffrey and Culpo in a hospital room, with their newborn in their arms.
The couple, who didn't disclose where the baby was born, announced in March that they were expecting their first child. McCaffrey, 29, and Culpo, 33, started dating in 2019 and married in June 2024.
In addition to the post, Culpo shared on her Instagram story a photo of McCaffrey gazing at their baby in the hospital. 'Colette is so lucky to have the best daddy in the world,' Culpo wrote. 'A love like no other.'
The model and actress also shared a photo of herself holding onto McCaffrey's arm during their daughter's birth. 'The scariest and most rewarding of all experiences,' she wrote. 'As soon as he came into the room I felt most at peace. Look at the grip.'
The news comes as the 2025 NFL preseason kicks off next month. McCaffrey is looking to rebound after injuries that cut his season short. The 49ers, who lost to the Chiefs in overtime during the Super Bowl in February 2024, missed the playoffs last season.
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