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Ciara Rings In the Holidays with Russell Wilson In Adorable Photo Op

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Ciara is ringing in the Christmas spirit with husband Russell Wilson and she doesn’t seem to want anything more for the holiday aside from him.

“All I Want For Christmas Is You..🎅🏽 #Christmas,” the singer captioned a sweet photo of herself and her Seattle Seahawks quarterback spouse posing in a Santa and elf hat respectively.

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As in love Ciara and Wilson seem to be in the photo, fans were just as adoring of the pic.

“I’m in love with this 🥰”

“I love y’all together. Please never divorce. 🖤”

“1 of my favorite celeb couples #merrychristmas.”

“😍@ciara @dangerusswilson @seahawks saw yall for first time an it was best time everrr 😍”

“@ciara you two give people hope in Love and you show young women I hope to not settle there are still real men out there 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽.”

“@ciara You two are just the cutest!!!! Such a beautiful couple 🥰”

This is only the latest social media display of affection between the couple. Last month, the “Dose” singer wrote a loving ode to her athlete husband, applauding his love for her and their family.

”While it may not aesthetically be the best photos of us.  To me, It’s the best photos of YOU! ❤️” she gushed. “The best Husband, my Best Friend, and Father. Consistent. Dedicated. Committed. Passionate. That’s who you are and have always been. I’m a better Woman because of you, and I can’t wait to see what #30 has in store for you! #HappyBirthday my love and greatest inspiration @DangerRussWilson.”

And Wilson has shared his love for Ciara, too. When the Seahawks played on Thanksgiving Day, he said he was thankful for her, their daughter and his stepson.

“I’m thankful for my family,” he told the press. “I’m thankful for love, thankful for my wife — who she is and the person she is and what she means to our family. I thank her for kids. I’ve always wanted to have kids. I’ve always loved children … I knew I was going to have kids at some point in my lifetime but I never knew that it was gonna be the greatest miracle that I would ever experience. … You realize that they change your life so hopefully, I can always make an impact in their lives. Hopefully, I can always show them what love looks like.”

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