49ers WAGS: Olivia Culpo, Kristin Juszczyk among partners who will be cheering on their men at Super Bowl
Significant others of the San Francisco 49ers' who are set to attend the Super Bowl LVIII
As the San Francisco 49ers gear up for the Super Bowl rematch against the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday, February 11, the wives, fiancees, and girlfriends are ready to cheer for their partners, both on and off the field. The WAGs form a tight-knit community that extends beyond game day as these women exemplify unity and solidarity. Here's all you need to know about the partners of the San Francisco 49ers players.
1. Olivia Culpo (Christian McCaffrey's fiancee)
Olivia Culpo, a former Miss Universe and prominent model, has been a steadfast supporter of Christian McCaffrey since the running back transitioned to the 49ers. Their engagement in April 2023 marked a new chapter in their relationship, with Culpo expressing excitement for their future together. Beyond the sidelines, Culpo has made a name for herself in the fashion and hospitality industries, reflecting her versatility and entrepreneurial spirit.
2. Jenna Brandt (Brock Purdy's fiancee)
Jenna Brandt, a former collegiate volleyball player, shares a deep connection with Brock Purdy, the quarterback for the 49ers. They got engaged in July 2023, years after hitting it off at Iowa State University. With a background in athletics, Brandt brings her own achievements and passions to their relationship, embodying strength and resilience both on and off the field. On February 11, Purdy will make his first-ever Super Bowl appearance as the starting quarterback for his team.
3. Kristin Juszczyk (Kyle Juszczyk's wife)
49ers fullback Kyle Juszczyk exchanged vows with Kristin Juszczyk in July 2019 after two years of engagement and three years of courtship. Kristin shared her elation about their engagement on Instagram, expressing overflowing love for Kyle. Following the fullback's transition from the Baltimore Ravens to the 49ers in 2017, Kristin embarked on a career shift from real estate to fashion design. In 2018, she launched her clothing brand, Origin, specializing in bespoke attire for NFL enthusiasts and the partners of athletes, boasting celebrity clients like Taylor Lautner and Simone Biles.
4. Jasmine LeJeune (Elijah Mitchell's wife)
49ers running back Elijah Mitchell married his high school sweetheart, Jasmine LeJeune, in a heartfelt ceremony at The White Magnolia in Kentwood, Louisiana, in March 2023. With the arrival of their three sons - Emerson, Elliott, and Eason - LeJeune and Mitchell embraced the joys and responsibilities of parenthood. They shared, "We have gone through so much and have become the best versions of ourselves together. So to officially become one, which is how it has felt for so long, is beautiful," in an interview with PEOPLE Magazine.
5. Mindy Armstead (Arik Armstead's wife)
Arik Armstead, a defensive tackle for the 49ers since 2015, embarked on a new chapter of life when he married Mindy Armstead on June 20, 2020. The couple's journey together began with a year-long engagement, culminating in the joyous arrival of their two daughters. Their eldest daughter, Amiri, graced their lives on February 5, 2021, followed by their younger daughter, Ayla, on June 7, 2022. Mindy, a dedicated psychiatrist, completed her residency at the State University of New York at Buffalo, specializing in child and adolescent psychiatry at the University of California at Davis.
6. Sydney Hightower (Fred Warner's wife)
Fred Warner, a linebacker for the 49ers since 2018, found love in an unexpected place when he first laid eyes on Sydney Hightower during Peter Weber's season of 'The Bachelor' in 2020. Their connection blossomed after Warner reached out to Hightower on Instagram, leading to a whirlwind romance that culminated in their engagement in May 2021. The duo tied the knot the following year in California. Hightower, who is currently pregnant and expecting to give birth to their first child in March, recently confirmed that she will be present in Las Vegas to watch her husband in the Super Bowl.
