‘The Legs Muscles’: Ciara’s Legs Steal the Show In Sexy Video with Russell Wilson

Unlike most celebrity couples, Russell Wilson and Ciara aren’t afraid to share some of their most intimate moments with fans on Instagram. The husband- and-wife duo, married since July 2016, is back with another sexy video from a nighttime stroll through the city.

“It Feels Like Summer,” the Grammy-winning singer captioned the video, shared on Sunday, June 26.

The Legs Muscles': Ciara?s Legs Steal the Show In Sexy Video with Russell Wilson
Russell Wilson and wife Ciara (Photo: @ciara/Instagram.)

The Denver Broncos football player wore black slacks and shoes, leaving a few buttons undone on his silky Black shirt. Meanwhile, fans couldn’t take their eyes off Ciara’s low V-neck dress and the high slit over her left thigh.

“One thing about Ciara, she gone wear a slit skirt or dress and show that left thigh,” wrote one fan in the comments.” Another took notice of the “the leg muscles.”

A couple of fans pointed out the Dolce & Gabbana heels the mother of three wore on her feet. The shoes were nicely complemented with a satin bow on the front.

One person said, “Love the shoes #blacklove.” Another individual commented, “I don’t know about the shoes. Still beautiful.”

Meanwhile, one fan who specifically paid attention to Wilson in the photo wrote, “Russ is fine as H E double L.”

As the video circulated online, social media users were gushing over the stunning couple, which shares two children, a daughter, Sienna, a 1-year-old son, Win, and co-parent Ciara’s older son, Future Zahir. Here’s what a few others had to say.

“Sexy couple alert.”

“Grown n sexy tribe.”

“Real like Ken and Barbie.”

“Okkkkayyyy! Looking GOODT as a unit.”

“Lord I’m ready for my Russell.”

As previously reported, Ciara and Wilson met at a wrap party for NBC’s summer competition variety series, “I Can Do That” in 2015, and wed a year later. After three years of marital bliss, Ciara finally revealed the prayer that led her to meet the Super Bowl winner.

“I prayed for a God-fearing man. I prayed for discernment. I prayed for wisdom, to really learn from the wisdom that I’ve gained from the experience that I’m going through,” she told host Angie Martinez during a chat in 2019.

The “And I” singer added, “I prayed for a man that loved kids, because, obviously me having my son, if you’re gonna love me you’ve gotta love him. I prayed for a man that was worldly as well. Because I love to explore so someone that was gonna edify my world, that was important to me. I was ready to level up!”

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