Ciara Posts a Dashing Photo of Russell Wilson and Fans Go Crazy: ‘You’ve Got a Fine Husband’

Quite often, a boyfriend or husband will post a photo of their girlfriend or wife and people will respond in a major way, especially if it’s a celebrity couple.

But on occasion, the tables get turned and women posts photos of their man, possibly to show how happy they are, which often gets a lot of feedback as well.

Ciara posted a new photo of Russell Wilson and people lost it.

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In fact, it’s something that happened to Ciara when she shared a photo of her husband Russell Wilson before his big playoff game.

The photo shows the superstar quarterback wearing a denim aviator jacket, a pair of tan pants, crisp white sneakers and sunglasses, which Ciara’s followers clearly liked. The singer also captioned the photo with the word “Zaddy.”

“I want one of him. Damn,” someone wrote.

“@ciara, you got it going on, girl. Zaddy got looks, fatherly qualities and a good career,” wrote another.

In another comment, it wasn’t clear who the fan admired more, Ciara or her husband.

“CiCi, you’ve got a fine looking husband,” the woman wrote. “CiCi, he is your Zaddy, girl. That is your man. Keep on supporting him and always be there with him and for him. God put you two together forever, and after He made Russ he broke the mold. There will never be another anointed man like Russ. CiCi, never stop ‘Leveling Up’ with your good husband. From a loving fan.”

Wilson and his Seattle Seahawks will take on the Dallas Cowboys in an NFC playoff game on Saturday (Jan. 5) at 5:15 p.m.

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