Olivia Culpo slays in a bikini no matter what.
Culpo, 33, who is currently expecting her first baby with husband Christian McCaffrey, took to TikTok on Monday, May 26, to joke about being pregnant in the summer.
In the clip, she rocked a chic yellow-and-white bikini featuring delicate florals and a sweetheart neckline while eating a sandwich and relaxing on a lounge chair. The model teamed her swimwear with a ribbed knit cardigan and brown Chanel sunglasses. She completed her look with hoop earrings, her engagement ring and a half-up hairdo.
“Watching hot girl summer pass by as I google ‘Can ankles explode?’” she captioned the post, poking fun at a popular pregnancy symptom. “She’s beauty, she’s grace, she’s Googling ankle explosion rates 🤰🏻.”
Celebrity friends and fans were quick to laugh with Culpo and compliment how radiant she still looks in the comments section.
“You’re so stunning it’s insane olivia!! pregnant goals!!” Nicola Peltz Beckham praised. A second added, “You’re in hot mama summer!! You always look gorgeous!!” while a third social media user commented, “Still the cutest mommy everrrrrr 💕 can’t wait to see the baby fits lol.”
Culpo announced that she and McCaffery, 28, are expecting their first baby in March 2025, nearly one year after they tied the knot.
Since becoming pregnant, Culpo has shown off her growing baby bump in a number of stylish outfits. In March, she debuted her customized Cupshe collection in a red bikini featuring a scalloped top finished with thick straps and a low-waisted sarong.
Culpo also modeled in a black balconette top equipped with white straps.
In March, Culpo got real about how her pregnancy is going after getting sick with pneumonia. “I’ve been truly on bedrest for, like, four weeks,” she said via TikTok.
“Towards the end of the two weeks of being really sick, I got a subchorionic hematoma which is basically a blood clot in my uterus and I was bleeding everywhere.”
She then assured followers that her baby was safe, explaining, “[The doctor] said you can’t go anywhere, you can’t travel … just truly, stay in bed.” She added that she took “a lot” Culpo continued, before adding that “a lot” of progesterone suppositories to “keep the environment best” for her baby and allowed “the placenta to attach.”
“I’m really grateful that everything’s going well so far. I really do believe [the progesterone suppositories are] the only reason why I’m still carrying this baby,” she said. “I just hope that this can help anybody else going through this.”
