Ciara Sets Hubby Russell Wilson’s Tongue Wagging with Her Sexy Music Teaser

Ciara knows just how to get her husband Russell Wilson all hot and bothered, and he’s not afraid to let it show.

The singer took to Instagram Monday to tease her new song and music video “Greatest Love,” but before then fans got distracted by some serious flirtation from her spouse.

“I’ll Ride 4 You.. I’ll Die 4 You..#GreatestLove. Tomorrow… Feb 12,” the star posted on Instagram Feb. 11.

Then, Wilson dropped a curious set of emoji that set things into overdrive.

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Several saw the comment as an implication that Wilson wanted to do the horizontal boogie with his wife and remarked that their family of four will soon expand to a clan of five.

“@dangerusswilson she keep moving like that y’all gone have a lot more mouths to feed.”

“dangerusswilson play like this and get pregnant again.”

“@dangerusswilson y’all finna end up with Russell Jr by the end of the year! 😍🙌🏽😂”

“Ayyyyyeeeee 🔥🔥🔥🔥🤣🤣🤣” baby #3 on the way.”

The responses may not be too far-fetched. Over the weekend, Wilson uploaded a video of himself, Ciara and their daughter Sienna Princess as they prepared to head out for a date night.

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Russell Wilson and Ciara attend the Summer Party at the V&A in partnership with Harrods at the Victoria and Albert Museum on June 20, 2018, in London, England. (Photo by David M. Benett/Dave Benett/Getty Images for Victoria and Albert Museum)

Each time the Seattle Seahawks quarterback tried to lean in for a kiss from his wife, Sienna, who is the younger sister to Wilson’s stepson Future Zahir, put her arm up to stop him.

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

It’s not just the NFL star who is up for adding to their brood, either. For her cover of Wonderland’s winter issue, Ciara said she would enjoy having more children when the time is right.

“It’d be really cool to do tours with stadiums. And there’s a lot of business goals that I want to accomplish … hopefully, there will be more kids, for sure,” she said. “Well, you know, I got time! I’m a woman of ambition on a mission, so when the timing is right, of course!”

While the star isn’t quite ready for baby no. 3 — she’s got new music on the horizon — she has been plagued by rumors in the last year that there is a bun in the oven.

When CiCi and Wilson stepped out at the Victoria and Albert Museum Summer Party in London back in June, photographers noticed a bump in the singer’s abdomen. However, no baby has come of it.

And by the looks of the clips from her new music video, there is still no baby in sight — yet.

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