Christian McCaffrey's wife Olivia Culpo shares 49ers RB's wholesome family moment with daughter Collette and furry friend Oliver

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Christian McCaffrey and the San Francisco 49ers are off to a hot start this season. Kyle Shanahan's men defeated the Seattle Seahawks 17-13 in their season opener at Lumen Field while winning their away game against the Saints by 26-21 over the weekend.

After two weeks of football, the 29-year-old is enjoying some much-needed rest. On Tuesday, 49ers’ RB’s wife Olivia Culpo shared with her 5.5 million followers a video of McCaffrey lying on the couch with his daughter, Colette, and their dog, Oliver Sprinkles. Cuplo wrote a three-word caption for the post:

"My widdo family 🥺."

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Also read: Christian McCaffrey's wife Olivia Culpo spoils daughter Colette with luxurious BVLGARI bag 1 month after making newborn's on-camera debut

Olivia Culpo’s sister jokes about Christian McCaffrey and Colette’s resemblance

At the House of Champions New York Fashion Week event on September 11, Sophia Culpo, sister of Olivia Culpo, shared a funny and surprising moment about her brother-in-law.

Sophia shared that she was scrolling through Instagram when a picture of Christian McCaffrey popped up on her feed. Thinking it was her niece, Colette, the 2-month-old daughter of Olivia and Christian, Sophia couldn’t believe the resemblance.

"I just sent a picture in my family group chat because Christian came on my timeline and she's his twin, so I was like, 'What? What are you doing on my Instagram feed?' They're clones," Sophia told PEOPLE.

The 30-year-old model also told PEOPLE that her sister and Colette are doing great. Talking about Colette, Sophia added,

"I miss her so much. I haven't seen her in a week, and she's changing every day... It's the best! Best,” she added of being an aunt. “Newborn bubble is just like, oh my God, I just wish I could smell her right now."

She joked that although Olivia carried Colette for nine months, things might change as time goes by.

Also read: "Best kind of waiting": Christian McCaffrey's wife Olivia Culpo recaps 1st pregnancy journey with new IG post

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