Russell Wilson and Ciara Remain Unbothered by Future, Share Photo of ‘Daddy’s Girl’

Happy couple Russell Wilson and Ciara are living their best life and raising a beautiful blended family despite the recent shade thrown their way by Ciara’s ex-fiance’, Future.

The Atlanta rapper was met with criticism last week after opening up about his former love Ciara and her football player husband, admitting he was upset after Wilson posted pictures of his son, Future Jr., without his consent. The “Mask Off” singer also accused Wilson of being “whipped,” claiming Ciara controls the NFL star’s every move.

The couple, who married in July 2016, remain unfazed by it all, however, and have instead chosen to take the high road. This week, Wilson shared an adorable photo of their daughter Sienna during a recent trip to Walt Disney World.

“Anything for you,” he captioned the Instagram post, followed by the hashtag #Daddy’sGirl.

It wasn’t long before fans began gushing over the almost 2-year-old.

“@dangerusswilson @ciara ❤️ 😍Looking like mommy & daddy 🙏🏽😍 Blessed children & great parents 🙌🏾 all God🙌🏽❤️❤️❤️❤️,” one fan wrote.

“Aweee … The cutest little doll😍😍😍. Her Daddy’s Twin,” another chimed in.

“Awww! So Adorably Sweet! #DaddysGirl💕 So much j❤y!,” said another. “Your baby girl is growing up❤. Look [at] her Pretty Lil Princess SiSi. Mama is so preciously cute, such a doll! Perfect mix of Mommy & Daddy! You’re Such a Great Dad! You & Ciara are truly blessed! May God continue to Bless you.”

The adorable photo comes just a week after Ciara posted video of she and her husband busting out the classic Wii dancing game “Michael Jackson: The Experience” to play with little Future Zahir. The trio engaged in a family-friendly dance battle with Future Jr. taking the lead while his his Seattle Seahawks quarterback stepdad busted a move behind him. Ciara rounded the back of the line with her own sweet dance moves.

Fans have applauded the couple for not buying into Future’s negativity and encouraged them to keep living their happy lives — unbothered.

“This is how you respond to a bitter [ex],” someone wrote. “No response, just living your best life. Continued prayers and happiness.”

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