Earlier this month, San Francisco 49ers star Christian McCaffrey proposed to his longtime girlfriend Olivia Culpo after several years of dating. But as it turns out, the former Miss Universe and Sports Illustrated swimsuit model still gets some unwanted attention from other men.
During a “Get Ready With Me” TikTok video this week, Olivia Culpo revealed that she made the mistake of not wearing her engagement ring to the Coachella music festival this weekend. And that got her a little extra attention from another guy, who recognized her from seeing her previously at a Super Bowl party.
“I will say though, not wearing your ring can get you into trouble,” Culpo said in the video. “Yesterday, I got hit on.”
Culpo said that the man asked for her name to connect with her on Instagram. But then she saw the engagement post on her feed.
“So I gave him my name, and then he looked up my Instagram. I saw him look up my Instagram — he didn’t follow me or anything, and he definitely saw that I was engaged, and he was like, ‘Oh bye,'” Culpo said.
It would certainly be jarring to realize that you accidentally hit on the fiancée of Christian McCaffrey.
[TikTok]

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