#Goals: Ciara’s Amazing Date Night with Husband Russell Wilson Has Fans Shook

Ciara and Russell Wilson made time in their busy schedules to go on an epic date night and the star’s flawless night out had fans going wild.

The Seattle Seahawks quarterback added helicopter pilot to his list of skills a little over two years ago and he used that talent to take his spouse on a romantic flight over the city during the weekend.

“Date Night Plans For Bae.. Under 1 Condition.. You Be The Pilot 😍,” Ciara captioned a Sunday, Nov. 18 Instagram post of the couple overlooking the twinkling lights of Seattle. She also posted a clip of her looking back at her man, which was soundtracked to Aretha Franklin’s “(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman.”

But while the shot may have been stunning, what fans really took notice of was how Ciara managed to snag a man to treat her to such amazing things.

“I need a Russell to make me glow like this! 😨😩 WOW!”

“Okay @ciara I’m not a girl but I need that prayer too! Wherever you put he I put she and I’ll be good! That’s the only thing I ask. 😭🙏🏾”

“Still waiting on this prayer sis 😍🙏🏾!!”

“Hopefully god sends me a husband one day.”

“Sis still ain’t tell us that prayer😭😭😭🥰”

“When the world is still waiting on that prayer you delivered to god. Word by word please 😭”

This isn’t the first time Wilson has taken CiCi on an areal tour of the northwestern city. In 2016, the athlete documented another helicopter ride with his boo, but they had the view of some daylight to help them see the summer-time views.

“Flying my baby around Downtown Seattle for Date Night. 🚁#PuttingMyPilotLessonsToWork @Ciara,” Wilson captioned his post at the time. His then-fiancé also shared the experience on her page writing, “When Your Baby Is The Pilot 😍 #Chopper #DateNight.”

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