‘I Feel a Pregnancy Announcement Coming Soon’: Russell Wilson’s Gaze at Ciara Has Fans Eager for Them to Add to Family

It seems as if Russell Wilson’s inability to keep his eyes off wife Ciara means fans will inevitably continue to presume the quarterback is eager to expand their family.

That’s exactly what played out in the comments section of a recent boomerang video the singer uploaded to her Instagram account Saturday.

“Go Baby Go ✌🏽🏈#GoHawks,” Ciara captioned the brief footage of Wilson, wearing his jersey and holding his helmet, looking his bride up and down as she pouts her lips, shimmies and holds up double peace signs for the camera.

Wilson, who is gearing up for some preseason games with the Seattle Seahawks beginning with a game against the Denver Broncos Thursday, couldn’t help but keep his eyes glued to CiCi. And in turn, fans couldn’t stop themselves from remarking about his long-teased desire to grow their brood.

“The way he’s looking, I feel a pregnancy 🤰🏽 announcement coming soon 😂”

Another fan agreed and commented, “@allnatural510 was thinking the same they not waiting for date night!🤷🏽‍♀️”

“@allnatural510 legit those eyes said uh huh wait til we get home😂,” another said in response.

“Russel be ready to get your pregnant at all moments and it’s so dope 🔥🔥🔥🔥😭😭😭😂🙌🏽 that guy loves the ground you walk on.”

“He love him some Ciara ❤️🥰”

“Get you a man that looks at you the way russell looks at ciara 😍😍😍”

Wilson has made it no secret that he wants to add to his and Ciara’s family of two. The QB is the stepfather to Ciara’s 5-year-old son, Future Zahir, whose father is rapper Future. The famous pair also share 2-year-old daughter Sienna Princess together.

“Happy Mother’s Day to the prettiest girl in the world, the sweetest thing, most precious, most loving, kind thoughtful,” Wilson said in a playful, loving ode to Ciara on Mother’s Day back in May. “That’s what you are. I love you. … So uh, that third baby? You’re such a good mom. You amazing, so, like, I was just tryna see … You know I believe in the number 3, too.”

But while Wilson seems eager to get a whole NFL team going with his wife, she wants to focus on getting back out on the road for her tour kicking off this fall. However, Ciara did admit to Wonderland magazine in December 2018 that she does want to have more children, too.

“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!”

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