Ciara, Russell Wilson share adorable family moment with baby Amora, kids

Russell Wilson and wife Ciara shared their own beautiful Valentine’s Day moments, but a special one with the entire family was super adorable.
The Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback and his famous recording artist wife celebrated their 10th Valentine’s Day together with an intimate dance, some loving words from Russ on Instagram, and a sizzling fire-red minidress for Wilson’s eyes only.
Their four kids — Sienna Princess, 7, son Win Harrison, 4, and Amora Princess 1, and Future Zahir, who she had with rapper Future, is 10 — also pitched in decorating with a cute sign.
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The family then took adorable photos with Ciara holding baby Amora and the family gathered around. In a video Ciara posted of the moment snapping the photos, Wilson and the kids were heard counting down and dropped the “Happy Valentine’s Day” for the camera. Wilson added on the post, “My forever Valentines.”


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How cute. The family always takes adorable photos like their all-black fit Christmas one, and Wilson and the boys for a “Goodfellas” recreate pic.
Ciara and Wilson have been married since 2016 and recently she shared the secret to their marriage.
Adorable family moments like these definitely are ones they’ll never forget.
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