Pregnant Olivia Culpo is at least six months along in her pregnancy with husband Christian McCaffrey, a source has told DailyMail.com.
The pregnancy is hardly new.
‘She started telling very close family members she was pregnant around Thanksgiving,’ a pal told DailyMail.com.
‘Olivia has done a very good job at hiding her pregnancy with baggy clothing and covering her tummy with purses. She even used her dog Olive to help cover her bump.’
And the source added it is all she and Christina wanted: ‘She is thrilled to be having a baby with the love of her life.’
This news comes as she was seen in unbuttoned jeans and a maxi shirt when with her dog in Los Angeles last weekend in images released only on Tuesday.
Pregnant Olivia Culpo is at least six months along in her pregnancy with husband Christian McCaffrey, a source has told DailyMail.com
The pregnancy is hardly new. ‘She started telling family she was pregnant around Thanksgiving ,’ a pal told DailyMail.com
The source also said many fans have pretty much known that Olivia was pregnant as she started hiding her midsection in November.
‘She used to flaunt her abs on social media and then in November, that was over. Fans were pretty much aware something was up and would ask Olivia constantly on DM if she was pregnant,’ said the source.
On Monday she was seen trying to conceal her bump in new maternity wear. She had on an oversized denim top that matched her blue denim jeans – which were not buttoned on top – while out in Los Angeles.
The star added a backwards-worn brown cap.
The model, 32, wed McCaffrey, 28, last summer.
Culpo made the announcement on social media on Monday morning, posing for pictures where she touched her bump.
She captioned the post: ‘Next chapter, motherhood’. She also shared a video of her and McCaffrey holding hands and kissing during an outdoor shoot.
The couple, who began their romance in 2019, are yet to announce the gender of the baby.
McCaffrey is the star running back for the San Francisco 49ers.
‘Olivia has done a very good job at hiding her pregnancy with baggy clothing and covering her tummy with purses. She even used her dog Olive to help cover her bump’
This news comes as she was seen in unbuttoned jeans and a maxi shirt when with her dog in Los Angeles last weekend in images released only on Tuesday
And the source added it is all she and Christina wanted said the source: ‘She is thrilled to be having a baby with the love of her life’
Culpo has been open about her desire to start a family with McCaffrey before but has also talked about her battle with endometriosis.
In a 2022 episode of reality show ‘Culpo Sisters, she said: ‘I want to have kids, but I want to make sure that I can. It could be really hard for me to have babies.
‘Endometriosis can affect your fertility in a lot of different ways.
‘You can have endometrial tissue growing near or on your ovaries, it can affect the quality of your eggs, scar your fallopian tubes.
‘There is so much that I don’t know about what’s going to happen in the future with that condition, and I worry all the time about my timeline. I feel like I have to have kids ASAP.’
‘Endometriosis wreaked havoc on my life’ she said, adding that it took her ‘years and years and years to finally get a diagnosis.’
The star – pictured 2023 with McCaffrey – has previously spoken about her battle with endometriosis
Culpo and McCaffrey announced on Monday that they are expecting their first child
Culpo, 32, also shared a video of her and McCaffrey romantically holding hands and kissing
The Rhode Island native said she remembered ‘not being able to function’ and suffered the ‘type of pain that kept [her] in bed all day,’ but was not able to get an immediate diagnosis.
‘I went to doctor after doctor after doctor, I was told by every single doctor I went to – dozens – that my periods were normal that pain is normal that discomfort is normal that I just need to take medicine,’ Culpo said, noting that she ‘was prescribed all sorts of things and the pain was not getting any better.’
The one-time Miss Universe said she ‘was almost made to feel like [she] was making up [her] symptoms and overreacting,’ which was ‘very painful physically and also emotionally, because [her] pain was never validated.’
