‘That’s How She Got Pregnant’: Ciara’s Sexy Dance Moves Leaves Husband Russell Wilson Blushing

Celebrities flocked to Miami to watch the Super Bowl match-up between the Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers Sunday, but for charming couple Ciara and Russell Wilson the real show was at the after-party.

With her hair down, shades on and rocking her Seattle Seahawks jersey as a dress, Ciara danced the night away as her doting husband looked on in pure amazement.

Ciara and Russell Wilson
Russell Wilson couldn’t take his eyes off wife Ciara as she put the back in motion dancing at a Super Bowl party. (Photo: @ciara/Instagram)

While getting hyphy to Bay area cult classic “Blow the Whistle,” Ciara put her back in motion, low-key showing off her dance moves and effortless rhythm. Fans went up for the dancing diva, but a doting Wilson watching his wife get her life had them sounding off in the comments section.

“I love how he always stand back and just admire his wife 😍😍😍”

“He looking like that’s how you got number 3.”

“That’s how she got pregnant I’m sure 😂😂 I see Russell’s face”

“That damn baby gone come out of her dancing 😂😂😂”

The Wilsons announced their second pregnancy on Jan. 30 in beach photos where the “Body Party” songstress showed off her growing belly in a red bikini.

The couple welcomed their first child together, Sienna Princess Wilson, in April 2017. The 34-year-old also has a five-year-old son, Future Zahir Wilburn, with rapper Future, her ex-fiancé.

The couple hasn’t let on to how far along the singer is in her pregnancy.

Rumors of pregnancy first started circulating Jan. 12 when the singer posted a photo rocking a number 3 jersey. Some simply thought she was being supportive of her husband, whose jersey number is three, while others just knew she was sending subliminal messages about her baby on the way.

“Imagine she was talking about baby #3 😭😍”

And as it turns out she does in fact have a baby on the way!

Last year was a big one for the Wilsons. Obviously they found out they were expecting a new bundle of joy, but the couple also joined the owners’ circle of soccer team Seattle Sounders FC; Wilson became the highest-paid player in the NFL with a $140 million contract extension; and the songstress launched her company Beauty Marks Entertainment.

Since their July 2016 wedding, it’s been nothing but one power move after the next.

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