Olivia Culpo and Christian McCaffrey announce they’re expecting second child
The couple shared the pregnancy news in a joint birthday post on social media
Olivia Culpo and Christian McCaffrey have announced that they are expecting their second child together, just 10 months after welcoming their first baby.
The couple shared the news on social media in a joint birthday post celebrating Culpo’s 34th birthday, calling the pregnancy their “best birthday gift.”
“Best birthday gift. Baby #2 coming soon,” the pair wrote, alongside a series of professional photos featuring the family during a picnic outing with their daughter and dog.
The images also showed Culpo in a white dress as she revealed her baby bump, with sonogram photos displayed on the blanket beside her.
The announcement comes shortly after the couple welcomed their first child, daughter Colette, in July 2025.
Culpo, a former Miss USA and Miss Universe winner, has been open about the emotional adjustments that followed becoming a mother, admitting she experienced an “identity crisis” after giving birth.
Speaking on The Squeeze podcast, she described the shift into motherhood as both challenging and transformative.
“There's totally a shift,” she said. “You have somebody that’s physically dependent on you. I’m not going to sugarcoat it: yeah, it’s scary.”
Despite her concerns about balancing motherhood with her career, Culpo said she is embracing the experience while remaining ambitious in her professional life.
“I’m just kind of a worry wart that way,” she said, noting her drive to continue working while raising a young child.
She also praised McCaffrey for his support and parenting, describing him as a “really good dad” and a strong influence in their daughter’s life.
“I always knew he would be a really good dad because he’s a really good person,” Culpo said in a separate interview. “He’ll be such a good protector to her.”
The couple, who married in 2024, have frequently shared glimpses of their family life, with Culpo saying she is cherishing the early moments of motherhood.
“Every day is so different,” she said. “I’m really just trying to sit in it because I know it goes by so fast.”