‘Get a Room’: Ciara Shares Steamy Video with Husband Russell Wilson 

R&B singer Ciara proves once again that she and her husband aren’t shy about posting a little sexy for others to see. The Atlanta native and mother of three posted a video of her in a brown satin cutaway gown, with slicked-back hair, bedroom makeup and tastefully decorated diamonds in her ears, on her wrist and left ring finger on her Instagram.

The fans went crazy at the peep show to the a capella version of Doja Cat’s TikTok hit “Streets (Silhouette Remix).”

Ciara and Russell Wilson @ciara/Instagram

Less than one second into the 13-second video, Ciara’s husband, Russell Wilson, slid into the frame and rubbed all over her body in a steamy make-out session.

She captioned the post, “An after party with you is My Type a Party..🖤”

The couple, who have been together for almost six years, still carry on like they’re newlyweds and don’t care who sees it.

The “Level Up” singer’s comments section felt the heat too, inspiring some and perhaps turning on others.

Beauty maven Yolonda Frederick dropped in the comments, “Turn up the heat.”

The social media team at Ten to One, Ciara’s rum company, used one word to describe the pair’s relationship: “goals.”

Fans dropped a lot of remarks, including the following:

“I just know it got dangeruss”

“Get a room already. …I’m just playing, we are here for it.”

“Well, see y’all in the delivery room in 10 months”

“Okay..we see the pregnancy.  #favcouple”

“Baby #4 loading……”

Rumors of the couple having another baby, after their last child just celebrated his first birthday, have been circulating online since a fan saw Ciara on March 19, and peeped a little pouch and shared it in a video. It also didn’t help that Wilson appeared on “The Ellen Degeneres Show” and said he wanted to have more kids.

Perhaps, they are feeding followers cookie crumbs until they are ready to drop the announcement. Or maybe fans just love the couple so much they are imagining yet another child for one of their favorite husband-and-wife duos.

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