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Olivia Culpo Teases "So Much Drama" With Sisters Sophia and Aurora Culpo
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Date:2025-04-05 22:08:52
Let the cameras roll already!
Though season two of The Culpo Sisters is still TBD, Olivia Culpo promises there's plenty to document with her sisters Aurora Culpo and Sophia Culpo.
"I feel like I can't say too much because it all involves my sisters and if I speak on their behalf, they'll hate me," Olivia exclusively told E! News. "But they hold all the cards right now. With my two sisters, there's so much drama."
The Culpo Sisters, which premiered in November 2022 on TLC, captured Olivia's relationship with her extended family as they dealt with busy careers, relationship changes and uncertain futures. One person missing from season one, however, was Olivia's boyfriend, NFL running back Christian McCaffrey.
"A lot of his teammates have seen the show and love it," she said of the San Francisco 49ers player. "I do think season two, I could convince him to be on it."
For now, the pair is enjoying the NFL's off season by spending plenty of quality time together.
"Our latest guilty pleasure has been binge-watching The Last of Us," Olivia told E! News. "Our plans are just spending time together while he's training, and we're going on a road trip that we're really excited about. We're renting an RV, which is something I've always wanted to do."
Olivia is also using her platform for good by raising awareness about endometriosis.
On March 20, the 30-year-old stepped out with her mom Susan Culpo for the 11th Annual Endometriosis Foundation of America's Blossom Ball in New York to raise funds for essential research and education on the health condition.
"I've had a long history with endometriosis, starting when I was a teenager," Olivia shared. "I love giving people the confidence and the tools to get the help that they need and to remember to advocate for themselves. It's something I'm really passionate about."
The Culpo Sisters is streaming now on HBO Max.
—Reporting by Jewels Tauzin
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