Ciara Fans Gush Over Adorable Video of Her Singing With Son Future

Ciara’s love of music has apparently spread to her son, and the two recently used that to serenade one another in the most adorable way.

“But I know I never felt like this,” the performer sings with her 4-year-old son, Future Zahir Wilburn, in the Saturday, Feb. 16, clip. “Never, ever been held like this. … It’s just your love that I want. Now it’s me and you against the entire world.”

“This is Love ❤️ ❤️❤️. Love singing with my babies. #GreatestLove‬,” Ciara wrote in the caption, referencing her new song of the same name.

Fans couldn’t help but praise the video of Ciara and her son, whom she shares with ex-fiancé Future.

“He’s is so adorable! Love it!”

“Amazing! Nothing like the love of a Mother and her children.Nothing like a Mama’s Boy!🥰🙌🏾🙏🏾”

“This was so sweet and innocent. Too cute 🙌❤️👏”

“That was adorable he so sweet and has a voice on him too😄”

“I absolutely love how much love you all have for each other, your husband is amazing to you and your kiddos. I love how much you al value each other. Perfect definition of a real happy marriage. God bless your beautiful union forever beautiful lady! ❤️”

The lyrics are from the singer’s song, “Greatest Love,” which dropped Feb. 12. It is an ode to her older child, baby girl Sienna Princess Wilson, and her husband of nearly three years, Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson.

“With such busy schedules, there is nothing better than taking time on Valentine’s Day to be super focused on one another,” the singer told People magazine. “The best present is just being present with my greatest love!”

Ciara also makes sure to spend plenty of time with Future Zahir, who has bonded with his mama over their love of song and dance.

Last May, the singer was compelled to upload a video to Instagram of Future repeating after his mom after she did various vocal runs and warmups. Young Future didn’t miss a beat as he impressively kept up with his performer mom’s voice acrobatics.

“I just live for moments like this! 🤣” she wrote in part in the caption.

More recently, Ciara, Wilson and baby Future all put their choreography skills to the test when they played the Michael Jackson Experience on Nintendo Wii. They danced along in unison to  Michael Jackson’s 1987 single “Speed Demon.”

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