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Time of India
12 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Christian McCaffrey's wife Olivia Culpo shows off baby bump in viral selfie—with a hilarious twist
Olivia Culpo's viral baby bump with a hilarious twist (Image via Getty) Olivia Culpo is giving pregnancy style a whole new meaning—and the internet can't get enough. The former Miss Universe and wife of San Francisco 49ers running back Christian McCaffrey shared a cozy-chic mirror selfie that instantly grabbed fans' attention. In her third trimester and glowing more than ever, Culpo struck a stylish pose at home, flaunting her baby bump in a ribbed outfit. Her look was on point—but it was the caption that had everyone talking. A cozy look with a side of sass Wearing a fitted light grey ribbed tank top and matching leggings, Culpo layered up with a long taupe-beige coat and fuzzy neutral slides. A slicked-back bun, structured taupe handbag, and rectangular black sunglasses rounded out the effortlessly luxe ensemble. But the standout moment came in her Instagram Story caption, where she joked: 'Not due yet, just a really big baby .' The fun, self-aware quip sparked reactions across social media, with fans applauding her mix of humor and honesty. A cozy look with a side of sass (Image via Instagram) Champagne dreams and post-baby plans Beyond bump selfies, Culpo has also been open about what she's looking forward to once her baby arrives. In an interview with People while promoting her new partnership with SkinPen, she revealed a simple yet sparkling craving: 'I definitely really want champagne. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Trading CFD dengan Teknologi dan Kecepatan Lebih Baik IC Markets Mendaftar Undo Champagne and whatever else comes with it, I'll be excited to eat it.' While many expecting moms share stories of quirky cravings, Culpo's answer added a playful and glamorous twist to the conversation. Also read: Eagles soar to top of NFL WR rankings as Jalen Hurts' arsenal earns league-wide praise Married to one of the NFL's top stars, Christian McCaffrey, Olivia has blended the worlds of fashion, sports, and lifestyle in her maternity journey. As the 49ers gear up for another competitive season, the couple is preparing for a major personal milestone off the field. From stylish updates to candid confessions, Culpo continues to connect with fans through humor, elegance, and authenticity—one viral moment at a time. Game On Season 1 kicks off with Sakshi Malik's inspiring story. Watch Episode 1 here
CBS News
4 days ago
- Sport
- CBS News
49ers' Christian McCaffrey hopes longer offseason leads to better health in 2025
The biggest beneficiary of an extended offseason for the San Francisco 49ers just might have been star running back Christian McCaffrey. A year after he was limited to just four games because of injuries to his Achilles tendon and knee, the engine of San Francisco's high-powered offense was on the practice field for the offseason program and is hoping to get back to the form that made him AP Offensive Player of the Year during a run to the Super Bowl in the 2023 season. A healthy McCaffrey would be a key component for San Francisco to rebound from a 6-11 season that at least provided a side benefit of more time off in the winter following three straight years of long playoff runs. "Being fully transparent, obviously last year didn't go the way I wanted," McCaffrey said. "It didn't go the way anyone wanted. But having this time off has allowed me to start from scratch and have the time where I can build a base again, come into OTAs, play football and now get back into it mentally, emotionally, physically in all ways. It was much needed and I'm happy we had it." McCaffrey plans to spend the long break before training camp starts in late July staying in shape and becoming a father. McCaffrey and his wife, model Olivia Culpo, are expecting their first child "right around the corner." McCaffrey looked fresh during the offseason program after sitting it out last year as he recovered from a grueling season and waited for a new contract that came last June. McCaffrey had 798 touches from scrimmage in 2023-24 in the regular season and playoffs — more than 100 more than any other player in the league during that span. That workload likely contributed to the Achilles tendinitis that sidelined McCaffrey early in training camp last season and forced him to miss the first eight games of the season. He then injured his posterior cruciate ligament in his fourth game back and missed the final five games of the season. With McCaffrey on the sideline, an offense that was the most dangerous in the league following his arrival midway through the 2022 season took a step back last season as the Niners struggled overall. Coach Kyle Shanahan said he is aware that he needs to manage McCaffrey's workload this summer in order "to protect him from himself" and make sure he's healthy and fresh when the games count. "He is a psycho in a good way and so like he does everything imaginable every single day," Shanahan said. "Last year he couldn't because he was battling injury all last year. And this year he is healthy so he is right back to being who he is always been and it's really fun to watch." McCaffrey, who turned 29 earlier this month, said the key as he ages is finding the "middle ground" of doing the intense work to get ready for a season and making sure he doesn't wear down early. But once he's on the field, he knows only one speed. "My job is to put my body in the best position it can to go out there and be me," he said. "There's a lot of noise and sometimes there's a lot of things going on. My job is to go 100% every play and continue to get better. I just try to focus on that."
Al Arabiya
4 days ago
- Sport
- Al Arabiya
Christian McCaffrey hopes longer offseason leads to better health in 2025 for 49ers
The biggest beneficiary of an extended offseason for the San Francisco 49ers just might have been star running back Christian McCaffrey. A year after he was limited to just four games because of injuries to his Achilles tendon and knee, the engine of San Francisco's high-powered offense was on the practice field for the offseason program and is hoping to get back to the form that made him AP Offensive Player of the Year during a run to the Super Bowl in the 2023 season. 'A healthy McCaffrey would be a key component for San Francisco to rebound from a 6–11 season that at least provided a side benefit of more time off in the winter following three straight years of long playoff runs. Being fully transparent, obviously last year didn't go the way I wanted,' McCaffrey said. 'It didn't go the way anyone wanted. But having this time off has allowed me to start from scratch and have the time where I can build a base again, come into OTAs, play football and now get back into it mentally, emotionally, physically in all ways. It was much needed and I'm happy we had it.' For all the latest headlines, follow our Google News channel online or via the app. McCaffrey plans to spend the long break before training camp starts in late July staying in shape and becoming a father. McCaffrey and his wife, model Olivia Culpo, are expecting their first child right around the corner. McCaffrey looked fresh during the offseason program after sitting it out last year as he recovered from a grueling season and waited for a new contract that came last June. McCaffrey had 798 touches from scrimmage in 2023–24 in the regular season and playoffs – more than 100 more than any other player in the league during that span. That workload likely contributed to the Achilles tendinitis that sidelined McCaffrey early in training camp last season and forced him to miss the first eight games of the season. He then injured his posterior cruciate ligament in his fourth game back and missed the final five games of the season. With McCaffrey on the sideline, an offense that was the most dangerous in the league following his arrival midway through the 2022 season took a step back last season as the Niners struggled overall. Coach Kyle Shanahan said he is aware that he needs to manage McCaffrey's workload this summer in order to protect him from himself and make sure he's healthy and fresh when the games count. 'He is a psycho in a good way and so like he does everything imaginable every single day,' Shanahan said. 'Last year he couldn't because he was battling injury all last year. And this year he is healthy so he is right back to being who he is always been and it's really fun to watch.' McCaffrey, who turned 29 earlier this month, said the key as he ages is finding the middle ground of doing the intense work to get ready for a season and making sure he doesn't wear down early. But once he's on the field he knows only one speed. 'My job is to put my body in the best position it can to go out there and be me,' he said. 'There's a lot of noise and sometimes there's a lot of things going on. My job is to go 100 percent every play and continue to get better. I just try to focus on that.'
Associated Press
4 days ago
- Sport
- Associated Press
Christian McCaffrey hopes longer offseason leads to better health in 2025 for 49ers
SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) — The biggest beneficiary of an extended offseason for the San Francisco 49ers just might have been star running back Christian McCaffrey. A year after he was limited to just four games because of injuries to his Achilles tendon and knee, the engine of San Francisco's high-powered offense was on the practice field for the offseason program and is hoping to get back to the form that made him AP Offensive Player of the Year during a run to the Super Bowl in the 2023 season. A healthy McCaffrey would be a key component for San Francisco to rebound from a 6-11 season that at least provided a side benefit of more time off in the winter following three straight years of long playoff runs. 'Being fully transparent, obviously last year didn't go the way I wanted,' McCaffrey said. 'It didn't go the way anyone wanted. But having this time off has allowed me to start from scratch and have the time where I can build a base again, come into OTAs, play football and now get back into it mentally, emotionally, physically in all ways. It was much needed and I'm happy we had it.' McCaffrey plans to spend the long break before training camp starts in late July staying in shape and becoming a father. McCaffrey and his wife, model Olivia Culpo, are expecting their first child 'right around the corner.' McCaffrey looked fresh during the offseason program after sitting it out last year as he recovered from a grueling season and waited for a new contract that came last June. McCaffrey had 798 touches from scrimmage in 2023-24 in the regular season and playoffs — more than 100 more than any other player in the league during that span. That workload likely contributed to the Achilles tendinitis that sidelined McCaffrey early in training camp last season and forced him to miss the first eight games of the season. He then injured his posterior cruciate ligament in his fourth game back and missed the final five games of the season. With McCaffrey on the sideline, an offense that was the most dangerous in the league following his arrival midway through the 2022 season took a step back last season as the Niners struggled overall. Coach Kyle Shanahan said he is aware that he needs to manage McCaffrey's workload this summer in order 'to protect him from himself' and make sure he's healthy and fresh when the games count. 'He is a psycho in a good way and so like he does everything imaginable every single day,' Shanahan said. 'Last year he couldn't because he was battling injury all last year. And this year he is healthy so he is right back to being who he is always been and it's really fun to watch.' McCaffrey, who turned 29 earlier this month, said the key as he ages is finding the 'middle ground' of doing the intense work to get ready for a season and making sure he doesn't wear down early. But once he's on the field, he knows only one speed. 'My job is to put my body in the best position it can to go out there and be me,' he said. 'There's a lot of noise and sometimes there's a lot of things going on. My job is to go 100% every play and continue to get better. I just try to focus on that.' ___ AP NFL:
Yahoo
07-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Olivia Culpo Says Husband Christian McCaffrey Will Be Hiding If She's Matching Their Baby
A 'very pregnant' Olivia Culpo is sharing how she's preparing to welcome her first child with husband Christian McCaffrey into the world. As she anxiously awaits the end of her third trimester, Culpo, who announced her pregnancy in March took to TikTok on Friday, June 6, to share some of her baby must-haves with other soon-to-be moms. From her favorite style of onesies to her stroller and the highchair she grabbed, purely for "esthetic" reasons, Culpo, 33, seemingly has everything she needs for her little one's arrival. 'Everything that I have for my baby, is green or beige,' Culpo, who still hasn't publicly shared the sex of her unborn child yet, explained. As she showed off the gender-neutral 'Little Sleepies' onesies she purchased, she also shared how excited she is to match with her little one while holding up the matching robe she got for herself. 'You can match with your baby,' Culpo continued, admitting she's 'a sucker for that.' Olivia Culpo Shares New Bump Pic 1 Week After Announcing Pregnancy 'I will be matching with my child, girl or boy,' the excited mom-to-be said. 'If you ever see all three of us matching, me, Oliver, and my baby, there's a chance Christian's hiding somewhere in the background, also matching.' Culpo admitted that she was 'stuck' and 'about to cry' while initially filling out her baby registry, before she used other moms' BabyList registries as 'a resource.' 'It helped take out so much of the guess work,' the new mom shared. 'You can list, categorize, figure out what you're missing and need to supplement. It really brought me peace knowing that I could use other people's suggestions as a guideline so if you feel stuck, and you are about to cry the way that I was, take my registry, and just copy it.' Sophia Culpo Pokes Fun at Olivia Culpo Using Her Dog to Hide Her Baby Bump In the comment section, Culpo's mother-in-law sent a message of encouragement and thanks. 'Can't wait! Love you. You are doing great,' Lisa McCaffrey wrote. 'Thanks for carrying my grandchild!' And other moms shared their own suggestions and praised Culpo for not finding out the sex of their unborn child, calling it 'the best surprise in the world.' In a video from her baby shower, Culpo, Christian, and other members of their family shared their guesses. 'I am your mom, and I have no idea who you are. I thought you were a boy. Now everyone says you're a girl. So I think you're a girl, but watch you be a boy.'
