‘Sibling Love’: Fans Rave Over Ciara’s Children’s Bond

Ciara‘s children Future Zahir Wilburn and Sienna Princess Wilson seem to exemplify the idea of brother-sister love. The soon-to-be mother of three recently uploaded a photo to Instagram of Wilburn and Wilson spending some quality sibling time together.

“Tag Team ❤️,” Ciara captioned the photo.

Wilburn can be seen sporting a paper crown emblazoned with his name, glasses, a huge gold chain, graphic tee, shorts with leggings underneath, and a fresh pair of Jordans. Wilson rocked a floral top, black leggings, and black kicks.

The pair looked like they were playing dress-up with each other in a post that left fans gushing in the R&B singer’s comments section.

“SO CUTE!!!” Kelly Rowland commented.

“Sibling LOVE ❤️.”

“The cutest duo ever 👏🏼🙌🏽❣️.”

“THESE BABIES 💕💕💕💕.”

“Too cute. Big Bro Lil Sis.”

“💕I can’t believe how big and fast they’re growing 😩omg time slow dowwwwwwn.”

Fans also pointed out Wilson’s gorgeous mane, admiring its voluminous.

“Sisi is hair goals 😍.”

“She got some hair on her head ❤️.”

“Lovely picture 📷. Sienna’s hair is beautiful 😍😍😍😍.”

Ciara
Ciara. @ciara/Instagram

Wilson and Wilburn are about to be a big brother and sister after Ciara announced at the end of January that she’s expecting her third child, which will be her second with husband Russell Wilson, the quarterback for the Seattle Seahawks.

The couple are welcoming their first son together, but no due date has been announced.

Ciara welcomed Wilburn with ex-fiancé Future in 2014, but their relationship faltered after several cheating rumors swirled, which Future denied in a 2015 “The Breakfast Club” interview.

Ciara admitted at a streaming event for her album “Beauty Marks” that she prayed for a man like Wilson.

“I prayed for a man that loved kids because, obviously, me having my son, if you’re gonna love me, you’ve got to love him,” she said. “I prayed for a man that was worldly as well. Because I love to explore so someone that was gonna edify my world, that was important to me. I was ready to level up!” Ciara added.

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