‘Wait a Dang Minute’: Ciara Shares Throwback Photos, and Fans Can’t Get Enough

The queen of sexy Instagram snaps, Ciara, is at it again with her snatched body pics.

The “Promise” singer took to the social platform on Thursday, Aug. 6, and posted two jaw-dropping photos of herself looking more beautiful than ever.

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Ciara strikes a model pose. @ciara/Instagram

The images showed Ciara posing outdoors in form-fitting jeans, sneakers and a Pyer Moss leather jacket from their Spring/ Summer 2020 collection that paid homage to Sean John. She opted for long curly tendrils and a minimal makeup look. The songstress stuck to her usual fierce poses and did away with a photo caption.

Ciara’s model-like physique and oh-so flat stomach became the highlight of the post while she showed off her fabulous outfit on the ‘Gram. Fans were shocked by the flawless body pics, especially since she gave birth just two weeks ago. Many speculated the photos were taken after she had baby No. 3.

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Ciara @ciara/Instagram

“Body goals… bounce back like Ciara 😩,” one fan said. Another added, “Wait didn’t you just have a baby!? Snap back strong 😍.”

“Wait a dang minute!!! 👀👀 You look amazing Mama!!! 3 babies where?!?!!! the SnapBack was real thooooo😍,” someone else commented.

One admirer wrote, “Is this a recent pic after baby??? You look amazing snapback Queen.”

The images of “Cici” were actually taken last year when she taped the “Not Too Late Show with Elmo.” An IG user claimed it was before she knew she was pregnant with her second son.

Ciara and her husband, Russell Wilson, welcomed their second child together on July 23, a baby boy named Win Harrison Wilson.

The “Goodies” artist — who is also the proud mother of Sienna Princess, 3, and Future Zahir, 6 — shared the exciting news via Instagram and wrote, “Happy Birthday WIN!!!
Mommy & Daddy Love You! Win Harrison Wilson 7.23.2020 8lbs 1 oz.”

Ciara shares pic of son Win Harrison Wilson. @ciara/Instagram

In 2015, after giving birth to her son Future Zahir, Ciara spoke about how she loved being a mom and how motherhood has changed her.

“I love being a mom. It really comes first before everything now. Everything has just happened in perfect timing for me with my son,” she told E News at the time. “I felt like I needed to have him in reference to how he’s grounding me and putting things into perspective for me. It just kind of makes me not care so much about things. Like, I don’t sweat the small stuff anymore and I give that credit to my son.”

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Ciara, Sienna Wilson, Future Zahir and Russell Wilson @ciara/Instagram

Ciara and Russell welcomed their daughter Sienna in 2017. She gushed to Essence magazine about being a mom of two, sharing, “When you have two kids it’s double the love. With Russ, Future and Sienna, I have an abundance of love, so it just feels really good.”

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