‘It’s the Smooches for Me’: Ciara and Russell Wilson Left Fans In Awe with This Vacation Post

Ciara had fans gushing over her relationship with husband Russell Wilson on March 14, after sharing a two-for-one vacation upload on Instagram.

This post comes days after Wilson announced he would be leaving the Seattle Seahawks following reports that the football player was traded to the Denver Broncos. Wilson, who was a quarterback for the organization, has been a part of the Seattle Seahawks team since 2012.

Ciara’s vacation upload with husband Russell Wilson had fans swooning over the couple’s relationship. Photo:@ciara/Instagram

In the post, the couple, which is currently spending some quality time in St. Barts, gave a fans a quick view of the Caribbean island as they posed side by side for a photo. In addition to the image, Ciara also shared a video of the pair hugging and kissing.

The 11-second clip ends with Wilson and the “Level Up” songstress, who appears to be taken aback by the embrace, walking out of the camera frame. As fans began to view Ciara’s upload, many raved over the couple’s union. A few individuals even mentioned the kissing video.

“Yall make me blush. I love you guys love man.”

“It’s the smooches for me.”

“The smiles. The love. The kisses (heart eye emoji).”

“Love is a beautiful thing. Y’all look so good together!”

“I’m so happy for the both of them they deserve each other.”

Among the praise, others pointed out how Ciara would be conceiving another child. One wrote, “Here comes baby #4, lol.” Another said, “Baby #4 loading in 3….2….1…”

A third person expressed that Ciara and Wilson possibly made baby number four that night from the looks of the kissing video that the couple made. That person stated, “Looks like baby number 4 will be on the agenda tonight. I absolutely love this couple.”

The pair, which has been married for almost six years, share a daughter Sienna Princess Wilson, 4, and a 1-year-old son, Win Harrison. Ciara has an older son, Future Zahir Wilburn, 7, from a previous relationship.

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