‘Such a Beautiful Moment’: Russell Wilson Uploads a Beautiful Video Teaching Son to Crawl, Ciara Jumps into Comments

Now that the Seahawks’ season has ended, Russell Wilson has a little bit more free time that he is choosing to spend with his family.

Earlier last week, Wilson first showed him swimming in a pool full of sharks with his wife Ciara. Next, he went swimming again with his baby girl, Sienna Wilson, and then he uploaded a photo of his stepson Future Wilburn standing on what looked to be a paddleboard. Now Wilson is having some more father-and-son time with his baby boy Win Wilson.

Russell Wilson and his son Win Harrison Wilson (Photo: @dangerusswilson/Instagram)

In an 89-second March 6 video, Wilson is playing with his 8-month-old son by putting a toy in front of him and trying to get him to crawl over to get it. Win takes a little bit to crawl over to the toy but eventually gets it. Wilson pulls the toy back once more, cheering his son on while he crawls toward him to get the toy. After he retrieving it, Wilson kisses his son on the cheek, and sits him up straight while he continues playing with the toy and speaking in his baby language.

He vaguely wrote, “Soon,” as a caption for the video and Ciara wrote, “This is so exciting.”

It’s become a normal thing that fans praise Wilson for being a loving husband to Ciara and a great father to his children. One woman wrote in the comments, “black fathers loving their children >>>>.”

“Such a beautiful moment 😍. Russ couldn’t care less about the football comments. Ppl should really give it a rest. His family is everything to him,” said another fan who noticed that many of the Seattle Seahawks quarterback’s fans were pleading with him to stay in Seattle amid rumors of him possibly leaving.

“Win is moving so fast. Yall might be having another baby ❤️,” said another fan who, like many others, has been predicting that Ciara may get pregnant with baby number four soon.

In July, Ciara and Wilson’s baby boy will be turning 1.

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