Russell Wilson, wife Ciara somehow never age in NFL then vs. now photos

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Russell Wilson and Ciara just celebrated their 9th wedding anniversary, and now are about to embark on their 9th NFL season together. Looking back at their photos over those seasons reveal how they never seem to age.
Wilson, 36, and Ciara, 39, met when he was with the Seattle Seahawks, and have since been together with the Denver Broncos, last season with the Pittsburgh Steelers, and now the New York Giants.

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They have four kids with son Future, 11, who Wilson has raised as his own, and together daughter Sienna, 8, Win, 5, who just celebrated his birthday with an amazing post from family bestie Vanessa Bryant, and baby Amora, 1, who looks so much like dad.
The family just all came out in support of dad for Wednesday’s training camp in Giants gear. Here’s a look at the then and now of Ciara and Wilson over their time together as seen through the NFL seasons including the family at Giants camp (scroll through).
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Ciara always brings the game-day fashion hits like her giant boots and football purse combo, and this furry creation last season.

The kids are also hits on game days and we can’t wait to see them cheering on their ageless dad for his 13th NFL season.

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Matt Ryan is a dedicated sports journalist with over 20 years of experience in digital and linear media. After receiving a Masters in Journalism from USC, he’s worked for Fox Sports, NBC Sports, Yahoo Sports, USA Today Sports Media Group, and Bally Sports, while holding various leadership roles along the way.