Ciara wore Russell Wilson cheerleader fit with kids, ditching Grammys for him

Ciara skipped the Grammy Awards night to be with her husband Russell Wilson for the Pro Bowl in Orlando, Florida, in an act of true love. She also slayed her Russ cheerleader fit while doing so.
The 39-year-old Ciara had quite the week that started off with her co-hosting Today’s Jenna & Friends where she rocked a news reporter fit while showing off her insane flexibility for a dance, and then crushed a black miniskirt stunner.
She then made it to the pre-Grammy gala where she stunned in a sheer black bombshell with a cape.
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From there, Ciara, who just revealed the secret to her marriage with Wilson, ditched Grammy night to be with her kids and husband for his surprising 10th Pro Bowl selection and first as a Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback. While there, she also made sure to rock the ultimate Wilson No. 3 cheerleader fit while being supermom.

How cute, and the whole family is there with Future, 10, Sienna Princess, 7, son Win Harrison, 4, and daughter Amora Princess, 1. Ciara shared more of the family moments from Orlando.

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And more adorable memories on the private plane headed home.


That’s true love and dedication to the family. Thanks Ciara for sharing these special moments and congratulations to Wilson on his big accomplishment.
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