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Ciara’s Son Future Takes Over Airplane by Leading Seahawks Chant, and Fans Can’t Get Enough

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It’s safe to say that Ciara’s son Future is a fan of stepdad Russell Wilson’s team. The toddler got to show just how big of a Seattle Seahawks fan he was on a recent flight and his mother captured the moment on camera.

“Sea!” 4-year-old Future Zahir shouts into the plane intercom in a video (swipe right to see) CiCi uploaded to Instagram Dec. 16.

“Hawks!” the airliner passengers respond.

“Sea!” Baby Future shouts once again.

“Hawks!” the passengers repeat before the tot shouts and dances in excitement.

“Game Day Baby!! Let’s goooo!! #3 @DangeRussWilson #GoHawks,” Ciara captioned the clip heading into the ‘Hawks’ Sunday game facing the San Francisco 49ers.

The Seahawks fell to the 49ers 26-23, but that didn’t lessen the cuteness of Ciara’s daughter Sienna and her son urging travelers to root for Papa Russ’ team.

“He is sooooo adorable!!”

“This is everything 😍😍😍”

“He’s so proud! He is starting to even look like Russel ❤️ Seahawks let’s go papa.”

“He’s always soo happy ! Keep doing your thing #fitmom @ciara 👏😍🙌”

“Awwwwwww! They! Are! Both! Tooooooo! Cute! #ILoveIt #BeautifulFam Kudos!”

“Awwwww Cici and her babies, just beautiful… this is all that matters! Ciara and Russell have a beautiful family 😍”

Future’s interest in his stepdad’s games should come as no surprise, as he’s been joining Wilson on the field.

Last month, Wilson had a postgame race in the end zone with his stepson, which was once again caught on tape by Future’s performer mom.

“Amazing Game! Now.. the Amazing Race! Proud of you @DangeRussWilson. My Boys. #FamilyFun ❤️,” the “Dose” singer captioned the Nov. 25 clip.

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