Olivia Culpo was all smiles on Saturday night for the San Francisco 49ers’ first home preseason game of the season at Levi’s Stadium.
Culpo, 31, was on hand to cheer on her fiancè Christian McCaffrey, 27, and the rest of the 49ers, even though McCaffrey did not play in the 21-20 win over the Denver Broncos.
The former Miss Universe and Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model documented the evening in a post on Instagram.
Culpo was sporting a black 49ers hat, black top, jean jacket and jeans as she posed near her field-level seats behind the team bench.
Among the images in the post, which was captioned “it’s about that time,” was a video of Culpo waiving to McCaffrey on the sideline during the game.
Her boo can be seen smiling and laughing before the camera pans over to Culpo waving with a big smile on her face.
And in a video posted to her Instagram story, it showed another in-game interaction between the loved-up couple.
The 49ers running back and have been together since 2019 and became engaged in April when McCaffrey proposed on April 2, according to People. The couple announced it publicly several days later.
McCaffrey is going into his first full season with the 49ers this year after he was traded from the Carolina Panthers to the Bay Area in October.
The 27-year-old running back appeared in 14 games, including the postseason, for San Francisco and racked up 1,509 yards from scrimmage and 13 touchdowns on 263 touches.
The 49ers are already excited to see what he can do this season for them and head coach Kyle Shanahan said during an interview on Friday with KNBR that he seemed “a lot more comfortable.”
“I mean, he studies it not just from his position, he really studies it from the whole, kinda like a quarterback,” Shanahan told the radio station, according to Niners Wire. “So he understands what we’re trying to do on everything, not just running the ball or not just running his routes. He does get the big picture, which sometimes is good for guys. Sometimes it’s, ‘why even try to cloud your mind with all that? Just focus on your job.’ Christian’s the opposite. He’s a guy who can soak everything in and just allow it to add to how he adjusts throughout games and does things.
“But, I’d like to say he’s gonna be a lot better, but I don’t get really how he can be. He did pretty good last year, I just think he’s more comfortable.”