The Culpo sisters are not holding anything back.
In their new reality series The Culpo Sisters, premiering Nov. 7 on TLC and discovery+, Aurora, Olivia and Sophia Culpo are opening up their lives to the world—which means getting vulnerable about the highs and lows of their love lives.
While Olivia discusses a particularly difficult relationship on the show, which she exclusively told E! News "was not something I had anticipated," The Culpo Sisters also highlights her current romance with San Francisco 49ers running back Christian McCaffrey. Olivia shared that Christian, who she's been dating since 2019, "does give you appearances" and will pop in the show "here and there."
As for Sophia and her boyfriend Braxton Berrios? The show managed to catch a significant moment in the New York Jets wide receiver's life, according to the star.
"I don't want to give too much away, but I am so happy that we were able to capture this specific day for him," Sophia said. "I know he was super nervous for the day, let alone having it filmed. But now we will have those memories forever. I'm so happy that we did it."
Meanwhile, cameras were rolling during a particularly difficult chapter for Aurora. As she explained to E!, "Well, you are going to see the beginning of a divorce."
Aurora filed for divorce from Survivor star Michael Bortone in April after three years of marriage.
"There was a lot happening right when we started filming," Aurora recalled. "My relationship took a really sharp turn and all that was all documented on my end. It was hard, but that's what we signed up for. We committed to being vulnerable and sharing, so I did the best I could."
Though Aurora admits the process was difficult—especially on camera—she hopes people in comparable situations can find inspiration in her journey.
"What you are going to witness is basically the coming apart of a marriage, and then the hard beginnings of trying to see what a life separate would look like," she shared. "That was really hard to navigate. I'm proud of the way the way I did it. The goal would be to show somebody else going through something similar that they're not alone and that it's something that you can come out of even stronger."
The Culpo Sisters premieres Nov. 7 on TLC and discovery+.