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Fans Fawn Over Baby Sienna Preventing Dad Russell from Getting Date Night Kisses from Mom Ciara

By | Published on February 10, 2019 | Updated on February 12, 2019 9:50 AM EST
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Make no mistake, Ciara and Russell Wilson have a daughter who loves them to pieces. But in this instance, Sienna Princess just may love her singer mom a tad bit more as she wants Ciara to give love to her and not Wilson.

The 1-year-old proved that in video recently uploaded to her Seattle Seahawks quarterback dad’s Instagram page. Every time Wilson tried to get a kiss from his performer wife, SiSi puts her arm up to stop him. Instead, she’s the one who gets kisses from her mama.

“It’s date night, I want my kisses,” the football star tells his one and only daughter.

Toward the end of the clip, Wilson finally manages to smooch Ciara on the lips. But when he goes in for another, Sienna is right there to playfully push him away. Still, he manages to sneak in one more for the road.

“When I’m over here tryin’ to make baby number 3 & baby number 2 stoppin’ it! 😂🤣❤️ @Ciara,” Wilson captioned the clip posted on Feb. 8.

Loads of fans weighed in on how sweet it was that Sienna — who avoided a kiss from Wilson — wanted to regulate her dad’s affection with her mom.

“That is so very cute. My daughter is the same way but switches on me and here father. It’s adorable though. She’s so beautiful ciara.”

“I can watch a thousand times!!!”

“This issss the cutest!! You guys were both so sweet to meet! It was a pleasure! My daughter is going to love this video because she does the same! ❤️”

“This is precious. And your caption is hilarious. Thank you for sharing this moment with your family. @dangerusswilson @ciara.”

It’s just the latest charming moment between Wilson and his daughter. Three days earlier, Sienna couldn’t contain how excited she was to see her dad return home from a workout session. Sitting in her pink electric Mercedes-Benz car, she rode up to Wilson with a huge grin on her face.

“You gonna pick me up? Where we going? Where we going, pretty girl?” Wilson asked her.

Just like on the date night post, many users couldn’t help but gush over the sweet interaction.

“Omg 😩 So cute!! 💕💕”

“Such a beauty! #daddysgirl.”

“Awww that’s soooo cute 😊”

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