Ciara Announced Exciting Family News
The family's future will undoubtedly be altered in the coming years.
Ciara's and her family's lives are about to undergo a major transformation! The actress took to Instagram to share some exciting family news that will transform their lives.
She was showered with love from celebs and fans alike when she shared her husband's wonderful career news in an endearing photo involving her two children with Russell Wilson, Sienna and Win, as well as her son with rapper Future, also named Future.
Russell is making huge moves after agreeing to a trade with the Denver Broncos from the Seattle Seahawks. He is presently the quarterback for the Colorado team.
The family commemorated the significant shift with a lovely photo dressed in matching orange outfits, the team's hallmark color.
The gorgeous shot was captioned by the Level Up singer: "Broncos, Broncos, Broncos, Broncos, Bro Let's get this party started! "as congratulatory messages poured in.
In a stretching orange suit and silver shoes, the mother-of-three shined in her ensemble, seeming unnaturally tall. She's carrying her son Win, who's dressed in a blue suit with an orange bow tie and a football in his hands.
Russell and Future also look great in their blue suits, with the father wearing an orange tie and Future wearing a matching pocket square to fit in with the orange motif.
Sienna, like her mother, surely steals the show by wearing an extremely gorgeous orange outfit and carrying a Broncos helmet in her hands.
Lily Collins, who starred in Emily in Paris, said: ""Woohoo!!!!!" "Totally love you guys!" Vanessa Bryant remarked." Congrats!!!!" "This photo is iconic," said one admirer, while another added, "That orange looks beautiful on you all!"
Russell described the squad as a "great match" in a press conference recognizing the huge career milestone, saying, " My ambition is to play 10 or 12 more years and perhaps win three or four more Super Bowls." That is the mindset. That's why I came here: to complete my career and, ideally, to do it as a champion. "And do it several times."
