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‘That Orange Looks Flawless on You All’: Ciara Shares Family Photo Celebrating Russell Wilson’s Trade to Denver Broncos

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Singer Ciara shared a photograph on Instagram on March 16, of the family celebrating husband Russell Wilson‘s transfer to the Denver Broncos. The adorable family of five wore the team colors of blue and orange in the post. “Broncos Country Baby! Let’s Ride! @DangeRussWilson,” wrote Ciara.

Wilson, 7-year-old Future and 1-year-old Win wore matching dark blue suits. Future’s suit was paired with an orange handkerchief while the quarterback wore an orange tie.

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Ciara Wilson (R) shared a family picture on Instagram celebrating Russell Wilson’s (L) Broncos’ trade. (Photo: Ciara/Instagram)

Four-year-old Sienna wore a matching orange dress and held a Denver Broncos helmet. Ciara wore a matching orange suit while holding Win, who adorably held a football in the family photograph.

Celebrities and fans loved the family picture and replied in the comments section on Instagram.

“Such a beautiful moment! I’m so overjoyed by this incredible blessing! God is good [prayer heart emojis],” wrote Yolonda Frederick. Lala Anthony wrote, “Beautiful moments. So happy for you guys [heart emojis].”

“That Orange looks flawless on you all! [fire emjois],” wrote one fan. “Russell must know God personally!? Dammit, man. Blessed,” wrote another Instagram user.

“This a good ole BLACK family picture right here,” said another fan. “Walk in someone’s grandma’s house and its right there on the wall!!!”

“Win gonna tear up the slopes! Excited for y’all! Let’s go,” wrote another.  

The couple visited the Children’s Hospital Colorado in Denver on March 15, and the hospital shared pictures of the visit on Twitter with a caption thanking the Wilsons.

“Thanks to our new neighbors @DangeRussWilson and @Ciara for surprising our patients with a personal visit to @RyanFoundation’s #SeacrestStudios this morning! Our patients loved the broadcast, conversations and autographs. #HereItsDifferent.”

Ciara also shared a video of the couple’s visit to the Children’s Hospital Colorado on Instagram with a caption.

“Truly a special day @DangeRussWilson and I will never forget,” she wrote. “Our 1st Tuesday Tradition Hospital visit with the children and families of @childrenscolo in Denver. Our hearts were filled with love and inspiration. Truly grateful! #WhyNotYou#BroncosCountry.”

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