‘Oh Hell No’: Ciara and Russell Wilson Take a Swim In a Pool Full of Sharks, Fans Are Shook

It seems that Ciara and Russell Wilson had an eventful weekend. They both shared photos that show the two literally swimming with sharks that seemed just as unbothered as the Wilsons.

Ciara shared two photos, one of her floating in the shark-infested water by herself and the other with her husband standing by her side. She wrote, “Takes One To Know One. 🦈❤️” Russell uploaded the same photo of him standing next to a floating Ciara but for his caption he wrote, “Swimming with the Queen Shark. @Ciara.”

Ciara and Russell Wilson (Photo: @ciara/Instagram)

Fans reacted to the lovebirds’ photos in the comments. Many cheered them on for their courage while also noting that they would never do that.

One person said, “Now that’s brave 😮. Sharks 🦈 I just can’t.” Another wrote, sharing the same sentiments: “Yikes you’re brave asf.. I would never get in there with all those sharks 🦈🤦‍♀️🥴.”

Some people really weren’t having it at all. One person put a simple “oh hell no,” but another person thought what the mother of three and her husband were doing looked “awesome.”

Based on Ci Ci’s previous posts, it looks like the couple is vacationing in Mexico.

Russell’s photo had a few comments that were similar, but was also bombarded with comments by fans pleading with him, including one who wrote, “Don’t leave us man stay in Seattle!!!!” Wilson has not said anything about wanting to be traded, but has expressed thoughts over wanting the offensive line to get better at guarding him. Just two days after the Super Bowl, the Seattle Seahawks quarterback elaborated on the issue in an interview on “The Dan Patrick Show.”

At the 2:05 mark of the interview, he said, “But you never want to be sacked that many times. Four-hundred times basically is way too many — 400 too many. So I think that’s a big thing that we’ve got to fix. That’s got to be fixed and has to be at the end of the day, because my goal is to play 10 to 15 more years.”

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