Olivia Culpo’s Sister Aurora Culpo Announces Her Engagement

Aurora Culpo has found love again!

On Wednesday, Oct. 1, the older sister of actress Olivia Culpo, announced her engagement to her boyfriend Zac with a joint Instagram post from the couple. 

“Said YES in The city of love!! 🇫🇷❤️💍,” Aurora, 36, wrote as the caption to her Parisian proposal. 

The post’s cover photo featured the mother of two smiling as she looked down at the boxed ring being presented to her as Zac was on bended knee at an outdoor park during the daytime. 

The influencer shares two children, Remi, 7, and Solei, 5, with ex-husband Michael Bortone.

Photos that followed showed the lovebirds reacting to their own happy moment, embracing one another after Aurora accepted Zac’s proposal. 

“AHHHHHHHHH!!!” Olivia, who married San Francisco 49ers running back Christian McCaffrey in 2024, commented on her big sister’s engagement news. 

Aurora and Olivia’s younger sister, 28-year-old Sophia Culpo, commented, “🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹.”

The 33-year-old Next Gen Chef host also reposted one of the couple’s images to her Instagram Story, adding, “Our family is growing!”

Other pictures shared by Aurora and Zac featured the newly engaged couple kissing as they posed with a pair of champagne flutes filled with the bubbly beverage — while also showing off Aurora’s dazzling diamond during a sunset boat ride. 

During their romantic outing, the two made sure to stop at Paris’s most iconic landmark, the Eiffel Tower.

The Eiffel Tower sparkled in their background as day turned into night. 

Just two days before Zac popped the question to his bride-to-be, he and Aurora celebrated another couple’s love by attending a wedding together in Italy. 

“Here for the amore,” she captioned an Instagram carousel, adding a red heart and Italian flag emoji. “Celebrating love in Tuscany,” she wrote on a second post of the pair overseas.

Last October, PEOPLE spoke exclusively to the podcaster about her life as a single woman, where she remained hopeful for love in her future. 

“I’m excited to meet someone eventually. Right now, I’m kind of dating myself and seeing what’s going to happen,” Aurora told PEOPLE.

“I feel like I’ve gone through a lot in the dating world. I’ve seen my sisters go through things,” she added. I’ve gone through breakups, divorces, public stuff, not public stuff. There’s really nowhere to go but up.”

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Aurora also spoke highly of therapy, saying it offers “a wide perspective.”

“There’s so many people in the world, and there’s so many options, you don’t need to choose another version of the same relationship every time,” she said.

Towards the end of the interview, she discussed the importance of having a positive outlook on finding love.

“I think if you think that love doesn’t exist, and you’re never going to meet somebody, and you’re too old, or you’re this or that, then that’s exactly what’s going to happen for you,” Aurora said. “And then, you see the ladies at the nursing homes with three boyfriends that are living their best life.”