‘Love the Hair’: Ciara Debuts New Hairstyle During Date Night with Russell Wilson

Ciara shared photographs on Twitter on April 8 of her date night with hubby Russell Wilson the previous evening. The couple attended the Denver Nuggets’ 122-109 victory over the Memphis Grizzlies in Denver on Thursday night.

The singer was rocking all-black attire while Wilson wore a black shirt with gray pants. She captioned the post “Date Night with Bae” followed by a heart emoji. Ciara was also sporting a new look and fans took note.

“Love the hair, yall so cute!” One Twitter user wrote, “The only couple I root for,” followed by the red “100” emoji.

“This is what happiness looks like,” noted another fan. “This is what success looks like, this is what love looks like, that’s what it looks like. It’s what it looks like.”

Another fan was more focused on a little boy who ended up in one picture. “The boy in the middle??”

“Beautiful couple,” wrote another fan. “I love the way they don’t address the jade they do them.. we will not tolerate any Russell Wilson slander.”

“Love this couple. They are so gorgeous, so into each other.”

Another fan wrote, “Continued success & keep shining Mr & Mrs. Wilson!”

One fan had jokes about Wilson’s facial expression in one of the pictures and questioned if he had taken advantage of Colorado having legal cannabis. “Is Russell gettin’ high now?”

The couple recently relocated to Denver after Wilson became the Denver Broncos‘ quarterback. The team shared a video of the cute couple enjoying a Nuggets game and receiving a warm welcome from fans. “Let’s hear it for @DangeRussWilson & @ciara!”

Wilson also shared a video of his visit to the game, which included him throwing his first deep ball in the city. “Deep Ball. First of many! @Nuggets@Broncos#LetsRide.”

Wilson is getting to know the other sports teams in his new city and was in attendance for the Colorado Rockies’ Opening Day to throw the first pitch on Friday. You can see Wilson in action below.

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