‘He Want Another Baby Bad’: Ciara’s Latest Selfie with Husband Russell Wilson Causes a Frenzy Among Fans

It seems the latest selfie from singer Ciara and her husband, Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson, has led fans to believe that the two will be announcing they’re expecting again soon. The pair is currently vacationing with family and friends in Hawaii as the singer tagged the location in her photo. 

What sparked these assumptions on the Jan. caption-free post was Wilson’s hand placement on his wife’s breast. The couple currently shares Sienna Princess, 3, and their infant son, Win Harrison, who was born in July. The songstress also has Future Zahir, 6, with her ex-fiancรฉ rapper, Future. Fans love seeing the couple express any form of affection, and couldn’t resist making comments about what the affection shown in the new selfie could mean for the near future.

Ciara and Russell Wilson’s latest selfie causes a frenzy among fans as they assume they will be hearing a pregnancy announcement soon. Photo: @ciara/Instagram

“๐Ÿ‘€๐Ÿ˜ baby 4 on the way.”

“He be all up on you he want another baby bad bad ๐Ÿ˜ฉ.”

“I love where he has his hands.”

“@dangerusswilson your hand always on the boobs lol i think itโ€™s the cutest thing ever @ciara my favorite couple.”

“Look at his hand. Baby number 4 bouta be cookin up ๐Ÿ˜๐Ÿ˜๐Ÿ˜ญ.”

Russell Wilson, Ciara and family pose for a picture while on vacation in Hawaii. Photo: @dangeruss/Instagram story

The Seattle Seahawks quarterback shared a stream of videos and photos from the couple’s trip to Hawaii on Jan. 31. The pair, alongside their three children (young Win doesn’t appear in the image above) are there for undisclosed “business and fun,” as Wilson shows off his family having a good time.

The “Dangertalk” host shared, “Business, fun, family. You know, Hawaii baby mahalo.”

Wilson added as he pans the camera to the waterfall, “what a blessing. What a blessing. God’s nature. Look at that.”

As the video continued, it showed the family sightseeing and encountering a cow eating grass. He also posted a photo of his newborn son Win sitting in black sand and clips of Ciara standing on top of a rock as the ocean waves hit her from behind.

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