IN PHOTOS: Christian McCaffrey and Olivia Culpo share holiday recap to start off 2025 with style

San Francisco 49ers running back Christian McCaffrey and Olivia Culpo celebrated their first holiday season as husband and wife. The former Miss Universe shared a carousel of photos from their holiday season in an Instagram post on Thursday.

Culpo wished her 5.5 million followers on Instagram well wishes for the holiday season and into 2025. In the post, she shared photos of herself and McCaffrey ringing in the holiday season.

"Merry Christmas, happy holidays, and happy new year! Love you guys. Hoping all your dreams come true in 2025 ✨✨✨," Culpo captioned the Instagram post.

Culpo wore a long red dress with split sleeves paired with red heels. Christian McCaffrey wore a white sweater with black slacks and their dog Oliver Sprinkles was also featured in the photo, wearing a red bow.

The couple and their dog wore matching red printed pajamas and can be seen sitting on the sofa in front of the Christmas tree.

Culpo and McCaffrey celebrated the holidays. (Photos via Instagram)

Olivia Culpo also sat in front of the tree alongside younger sister Sophia, her mother, Susan and Christian McCaffrey's mother, Lisa.

Additional photos from Olivia Culpo's Instagram post. (Photos via Instagram)

Christian McCaffrey reflected on his Rose Bowl experience

Christian McCaffrey was a standout running back for the Stanford Cardinal from 2014 until 2016. In his second season with Stanford, he had a remarkable performance, which led to him finishing as runner-up to the Heisman Trophy and leading the team to the 2016 Rose Bowl.

McCaffrey reflected on his time playing in the Rose Bowl earlier this week when Ohio State and Oregon faced off in the bowl game, which is now part of the College Football Playoff. The San Francisco 49ers running back shared a clip of himself in the 2016 Rose Bowl in a post on Instagram, which his wife, Olivia Culpo, then reshared.

🌹In Honor of the Rose Bowl🌹-McCaffrey captioned the post

McCaffrey set a Rose Bowl record with 368 all-purpose yards and was the first player to rush for over 100 yards and 100 receiving yards in the bowl game's history.