‘Legs for Days’: Ciara Stuns in One-Piece Swimsuit as She Vacations on Pacific Island With Hubby Russell Wilson

As summer vacations continue to commence around the world, one star who is showing off her figure on the beach is Ciara. The singer posted a series of leggy β€” and some cheeky β€” shots in a black one-piece swimsuit that had fans marveling over her gams.

Captioning the photo set with just a simple palm tree emoji, Ciara let her legs be the focus of the beach-based images, which also showed off the blue waters of Fiji.

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Ciara. (@ciara/Instagram)

Fans, meanwhile, couldn’t take their collective eyes off CiCi’s legs. They remarked on them in the comments, too.

“Them legs tho πŸ‘ŒπŸΎπŸ’ͺ🏽”

“πŸ”₯πŸ”₯ Legs for days”

“Legs for days months yearsss.”

“Legs and an amazing body. Girl you’re da s—.”

“How can I get legs like yours 😍”

The singer is currently enjoying a trip in the South Pacific archipelago with husband Russell Wilson. The two just celebrated three years of marriage on Saturday, July 6.

“Year 3 Baby! So grateful to spend the rest and best days of my life you with you @DangeRussWilson! #HappyAnniversary ❀️” Ciara wrote on Instagram over the weekend. Her post included a portion of her music video for “Beauty Marks.” In it is a montage of the couple’s wedding day as well as the birth of their daughter Sienna Princess.

Never one to forget about his woman, Wilson also wrote a loving ode to Ciara on the same social media platform.

“Year 3. Happy Anniversary Babylove. @Ciara,” he said in the caption of a video where he poured on the compliments for his wife between kisses.

The couple wed in a lavish ceremony at Peckforton Castle in Cheshire, England. Before then, they famously took a vow of celibacy and purportedly decided to wait until they were married before consummating their relationship.

“I have to give credit to my husband for sharing those views,” Ciara told Cosmopolitan South Africa in 2017. “It’s awesome how it all worked out. We women think with our hearts and with our minds. When we see a guy, we envision what he’s like and whether this could be something special. Guys see us from an exterior point of view β€” that’s something I learned along the way as a woman. … You shouldn’t feel like you have to give your body away to get someone to like you.”

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