Fans Gush As Ciara and Russell Wilson Take Sassy 1-Year-Old Daughter to First Day of School

Ciara and Russell Wilson’s daughter is growing up and already ready for school! Wilson shared a cute clip on his Instagram page Tuesday of him and his singer wife dropping off Princess Sienna Wilson at her school.

“Baby girl’s first day of school… #WatchHerWork,” Wilson captioned the Nov. 4 clip.

As Cici and Wilson walk their 1-year-old to class, they have a hard time keeping her in line as she appears too eager to get inside. Future Zahir’s younger sister even rips off her pink coat, leading mom to hastily put it back on to protect Sienna from the cold Seattle weather.

“So sweet, she’s ready,” Ciara says in the clip.

“She’s already ready for school,” Wilson says before asking his child, “You ready?”

She didn’t even respond before turning and heading into the building.

Fans who watched the clip couldn’t help but swoon over the clip of Sienna and her famous parents.

“She is so freaking cute!”

“Omg how adorable is she awwww💕”

“Sienna’s personality gives me life❤️”

“She has no time for y’all! She is on a serious mission that calls for her to shed ‘dead weight’ (that coat!).😂”

“She like ‘here dad take my coat, watch i bust this first day out like a champ.’ 💪🏾❤️”

“She’s so freakin cute looking like her daddy’s twin 😍”

Ciara and Wilson welcomed their first daughter together last year and it’s been filled with fun and celebration. When Sienna turned 1 in April, her parents threw a birthday bash fit for a princess.

“It was just balloons galore and it’s the princess first birthday so we gotta make sure we do that in princess fashion,” Ciara explained to “Access” in May. “We had a smash cake, Sienna smashed the cake.”

And Sienna isn’t the only one in the family who’s getting some lessons lately. Ciara told Refinery29 it was her daughter who taught her she needed to get back into music.

“I felt more empowered than ever when I learned that I was pregnant with my second child,” Ciara said. “It was something about having a girl, being a woman, and thinking about my journey. I want to make my kids proud.”

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