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Russell Wilson and Ciara’s Family Moment of Little Future Being Prodded by His Baby Sis Sienna Tickles Fans’ Hearts

By | Published on March 12, 2019
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Russell Wilson posted a video of his stepson Future Zahir Wilburn and Sienna Princess Wilson, the daughter he has with Ciara, and it seemed to warm people’s hearts. Wilburn, whose biological father is the rapper Future, is 4 years old and Sienna Wilson is 1.

The NFL star shared the family clip on Sunday, March 10, and it showed the entire family lounging in bed together, while Ciara asked her daughter to name her brother’s body parts.

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“[Where’s] his eyes?” she asked. “Where’s his chin? Where’s his ears?” And the 1-year-old got all of the questions right.

When the baby pointed out Wilburn’s neck, she apparently tickled him, which made him laugh. Ciara and Wilson’s little girl then laid her head on her brother’s chest, right before she jumped up and showed her parents that she was ready for action.

“Now you have to turn up,” said Wilson. “Zero to 100, just like that,” Ciara followed.

“I am so happy for the @dangerusswilson family! Real Love is the Best!” one fan wrote about the video.

“Awwwwww 😍😍😍 if this don’t melt your heart ❤️❤️❤️ I love seeing ppl happy. @ciara you deserve this happiness,” another person commented

Then there were some who brought up Ciara’s ex Future, who she was engaged to but split from in 2015. That’s because they haven’t seen eye to eye in certain areas of co-parenting, and much of their beef has spilled into the public.

Future spoke about the issues he has with his ex and Wilson during a radio interview in 2018. During that conversation, “The Wizrd” rapper said he had a problem with Wilson posting photos of baby Future and acting like his actual father without having a conversation with him first.

“Some step-father are just BETTER fathers then the actual father,” one person wrote about Wilson. “it’s a gift from God.. 🙌🏾.”

The clip comes days after Wilson tweeted a photo of Ciara and his little girl for International Women’s Day on March 8, when he gushed about how much they mean to him.

“You two have forever changed my heart for the better,” he wrote.

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