‘One More Baby’: Ciara’s TikTok with Vanessa Bryant Goes Left When Singer Hints at Wanting More Kids

When good friends Ciara and Vanessa Bryant get together one thing is for the certain: The duo are gonna have themselves a good time!

The celebrity moms had an all-girls sleepover with their daughters, Ciara’s 3-year-old Sienna, and Bryant sisters Natalia, 17, Bianka, 3, and Capri, 1, but the two women made sure to slide in a little fun time for the big girls before the night was over.

(From left) Sisters Bianka and Capri Bryant, Ciara, Vanessa Bryant. (Photo: @ciara/Instagram)

Taking on TikTok game This or That, Ciara and Vanessa let fans get to know them a bit better through their answers and shocked everyone with one response in particular.

“This or That? Late night shenanigans @vanessabryant Edit by @nataliabryant 🤣🥰,” the “Promise” singer captioned their video.

The game presents a variety of scenarios to choose from, such as staying in or going out and soda or water, but it was the very last option that Ciara chose that got fans wondering how long they’ll have to wait for another adorable Wilson baby.

In the final scene, the options read “No More Kids” and “One More Kid,” and initially both ladies strolled right on over to the side that suggests they’re both done, with three children apiece already. Vanessa pushed Cici back over to the “One More Kid” side as the singer laughed, however, signaling that she and her husband Russell may not be finished adding to their brood.

Fans were tickled by the cute video, as well as the hint that Russell and Cici aren’t done procreating just yet.

“That last part 😂😍❤️😂.”

“OMGGG CIARA SAYS “ONE MORE BABY”🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳.”

“if you pregnant again just say that lol 😭.”

“Stop playing, you know russ ain’t gon stop 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣.”

“Wait is this a hidden message? Another one on the way?”

Based on Cici’s video hint and Russell’s recent warning during a video in which the two are promoting their upcoming R&C couples fragrance, it seems pretty safe to say that the two having another little one isn’t a matter of if, but when.

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