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Olivia Culpo Gets Candid About Fitting into Her Clothes 5 Weeks Postpartum and Tracking Her ‘Progress’ After Birth

Olivia Culpo game day with collette and Roman

Olivia Culpo shares candid look at getting ready for first NFL game of the season.

Olivia Culpo gave birth to her second baby, a boy named Roman, this past September and brought him out for his first NFL season game on Sunday. Nov. 8

Culpo posted a TikTok video sharing intimate details about her fashion postpartum, as she got ready to support her husband and the San Francisco 49ers

She and husband Christian McCaffrey share Roman and an older daughter Colette, whom they welcomed in July 2025

Olivia Culpo is pulling the curtain back on postpartum life.

The reality star and mom of two, 34, gave birth to her and husband Christian McCaffrey‘s son Roman on Sept. 29, and just five weeks later attended her first game of the season in support of the San Francisco 49ers.

At this past Sunday’s game at Levi’s Stadium, Culpo made her first football game outing with her baby boy and daughter Colette, 15 months, but before the match, Culpo filmed a candid TikTok video about finding her style again during her second postpartum journey.

The post began with a clip of Culpo holding Roman in a carrier and dressed in a casual jumpsuit and a cardigan. “I have a colic baby and a toddler,” she said.

“I’m five weeks postpartum, and I do not fit into anything,” she added. “I almost didn’t even want to make this video because I feel so bad, but who cares? I think it’s fun to show each stage and my progress [post-birth].”

Olivia Culpo's son Roman; Olivia Culpo, Christian McCaffrey and son Roman at 49ers Game

Olivia Culpo's son Roman; Olivia Culpo, Christian McCaffrey and son Roman at 49ers Game

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Culpo showed a black scoop-neck bodysuit to the camera, saying, “This is legitimately my postpartum uniform,” then explaining that the cut of the clothing was good for breastfeeding.

Olivia Culpo game day with collette and Roman

Olivia Culpo and her son Roman.

After putting on jeans, she then showed off everything in her purse, including breast pads and rosary beads. “Why am I turning into my mom?” she joked, then shared another reality of postpartum-hood: sweating more than she ever had in her “entire life.”

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She completed her game-day ensemble with a 49ers jacket borrowed from Claire Kittle, who is married to tight end George Kittle. She gave the camera a full look at her outfit then said, “I used to think I was high maintenance until I started breastfeeding and realized how high maintenance my boobs are.”

The video cut to Culpo and her kids dressed in their own 49ers attire. Colette’s tiny jersey read “Daddy” and McCaffrey’s jersey number on the back, while Roman’s jersey had his dad’s last name.

Olivia Culpo game day with Christian McCaffrey collette and Roman

Christian McCaffrey and Olivia Culpo with their son Roman.

Recently, Culpo also made sure to celebrate Halloween and got her family of four into the spirit. Themed to the movie Shrek, Culpo dressed up as Princess Fiona while McCaffrey — whom she wed in June 2024 — rocked a Shrek costume. Their children were Lord Farquaad and Gingerbread Man.

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After giving birth to Colette, Culpo opened up on social media about the postpartum stage being the “hardest thing” she’s ever done yet also the “best thing” she’s experienced. “Both can exist,” she wrote this past May on TikTok.

Culpo has also spoken about the harder parts of transitioning into motherhood. “There’s totally a shift,” she admitted on The Squeeze podcast in November 2025. “Whether or not you want there to be or not, you have somebody that’s physically dependent on you. So I’m not going to sugarcoat it. Yeah, it’s scary.”

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