Olivia Culpo celebrated a special milestone on Sunday, as she took her two-month-old baby daughter Collette to watch dad Christian McCaffrey play for the first time in person.
Culpo, 33, took to social media showing off their San Francisco 49ers-inspired ensembles as they prepared to root on the 29-year-old running back.
Culpo and Collette each showed team spirit as they prepared to watch McCaffrey and his teammates squeak out a 16-15 win over the Arizona Cardinals at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California.
Collette was outfitted in a onesie resembling the San Francisco 49ers uniform, with her dad‘s number 23 on it.
Culpo, who became a mom for the first time this past summer, rounded out her daughter’s sporty ensemble with a red headband.
‘How cute is this outfit?’ Culpo said in the clip. ‘This is a 2-month baby – look how long she is. Go daddy, yay!’
Olivia Culpo, 33, celebrated a special milestone on Sunday, as she took her baby daughter Collette to watch dad Christian McCaffrey play for the first time at home in person
In a clip taken from the sidelines, McCaffrey, in uniform, held his young daughter as she watched him play at home the first time
The actress-model, who has past appeared on the cover of the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue, made her support for the home team clear with her game day outfit.
The Cranston, Rhode Island native donned a red leather bomber coat over an off-white bodysuit.
Culpo explained the practical need for the ensemble as she cares for her child.
‘I’m breastfeeding, so I need easy access to the boobs – I’m wearing a bodysuit,’ Culpo said.
The new mom subsequently shared a shot as she was seated casually with a large piece of cloth draping her top as she fed her baby at the game.
Culpo wore light pants, saying she was taking advantage of the transitional time of year to cram in a few lighter fashions before fall and winter set in.
‘I wanted to wear lighter colors because I feel, like, soon I’ll transition into my usual, boring black that everyone complains about on here,’ Culpo said.
Culpo said the inspiration for the game day outfit came from the aviator glasses, she used as an accessory.
Culpo subsequently shared her game day experience in a series of posts to Instagram Stories
Collette was outfitted in a onesie resembling the 49ers uniform, with her dad‘s number 23 on it
Culpo also shared a picture of Collette wearing a button on her onesie that read ‘My first game’
In a clip taken from the sidelines, McCaffrey, in uniform, held his young daughter as she watched him play at home the first time.
Culpo captioned the picture ‘Let’s go daddy, let’s go Niners’ with an emoji of a football at the end of it.
Culpo also shared a picture of Collette wearing a button on her onesie that read ‘My first game’ with a picture of a foam finger signaling number one, and the 49ers’ logo.
With his daughter in attendance, McCaffrey turned in a stellar performance, driving his team’s offense with 17 carries for 52 yards and 10 catches for for 88 yards.
McCaffrey and Culpo were first linked in 2019, and exchanged vows last year.
Culpo wore light pants, saying she was taking advantage of the transitional time of year to cram in a few lighter fashions before fall and winter set in
The new mom subsequently shared a shot as she was seated casually with a large piece of cloth draping her top as she fed her baby at the game
With his daughter in attendance, McCaffrey turned in a stellar performance, driving his team’s offense with 17 carries for 52 yards and 10 catches for for 88 yards
The one-time first-round pick, a standout on the field for his awareness, agility and athleticism, told NFL Network in August that he felt ‘guilty at times’ that he was keeping his normal schedule as the season approached.
McCaffrey said that Culpo was ‘doing the dirty work’ that comes with being a new parent – and that he appreciated it.
‘I’m super thankful for her and she’s doing an incredible job,’ said McCaffrey, who will get to spend the week at home as the 49ers host the Jacksonville Jaguars next week.
He said of his perspective as a new parent: ‘Whether you’ve had a good day or a bad day, being able to go there and see your daughter is very special.’
