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Olivia Culpo and Christian McCaffrey are not keeping quiet about the negativity against her wedding dress after a TikTok influencer took aim at her "no personality" Dolce & Gabbana wedding gown.
On Wednesday, July 3, the San Francisco 49ers star, came to his new wife's defense in the comments of the video posted by social media influencer Kennedy Bingham aka @gowneyedgirl criticizing Culpo's ball gown. He was not impressed with the influencer's video, calling it "evil."
He commented:
"What an evil thing to post online. I hope you can find joy and peace in the world, the way my beautiful wife does."
Olivia Culpo agreed with her new husband's comment and called the influencer an "evil person" for sharing her "extremely hurtful" video online.
In her June 29 wedding to the NFL star, the former beauty queen wore a traditional plain wedding gown with a crepe crew neck, long sleeves, and button-lined back made by Dolce & Gabbana, which Culpo described as modest, and paired it with a 16-foot lace veil.
In Bingham's video, which she posted on both her Instagram and TikTok accounts, she has criticized Culpo's "modest" description of her wedding gown, instead calling it "nothing" and saying that it has the "absence of personality." She captioned her post "From Miss Universe to Miss Pick Me, Olivia Culpo is earning her crown."
Olivia Culpo defends her wedding gown, ending in a back-and-forth with TikTok influencer
Christian McCaffrey was seemingly annoyed with the influencer's candid thoughts about his new wife's wedding dress. Olivia Culpo also defended her gown of choice, commenting on Bingham's TikTok video.
She wrote in the comments, per screenshots shared in Bingham's Instagram Story:
"Wow, what an absolutely evil person you are. I hope no one ever tears you apart in this way because it's extremely hurtful. I love this dress and it was everything I ever wanted and more."
Bingham also commented that her dress was beautiful and that she looked "stunning" in it, but it was "everything surrounding" the dress that the creator didn't agree with.
Olivia Culpo clarified some things in the comments regarding what the creator is saying in the video, like her lying about getting eyebrow enhancements, which ended up in a back-and-forth with Bingham. Culpo said:
"Also, no I do not have eyebrow lamination or lash extensions. I'm sorry that infuriates you."
Olivia Culpo's comment led to Bingham pointing out her choice to work with Dolce & Gabbana, whom the creator said has "a long history of homophobia and racism."
The TikTok influencer also reiterated what she said in the video, saying that the former Miss Universe's words "push a harmful standard of misogyny," which caused the Culpo Sisters star to comment:
"Are you saying I'm racist, homophobic, and misogynistic because of my wedding dress? So the MILLIONS of people who wear DG are all racist and homophobic? What a bizarre human you are."
Bingham replied to Culpo's comment, saying that because the former beauty queen chose to directly work with the designer, then they are coworkers, which is different from millions of people who buy from the brand. She further clarified that she's not saying "anything" about Culpo specifically, only that her "actions allude to a certain mindset."
