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Russell Wilson doesn’t play about his queen 365 days a year, but one in particular, he tends to go all out! Ciara is celebrating her 39th birthday this Friday (Oct. 25), and Wilson kicked it off with a sweet message. He didn’t hold back while praising his wife and wishing her a soft life. This year the couple also celebrated eight years of marriage earlier this year.
Wilson took to Instagram with a video montage of moments with his wife, and their family. The couple parent four children together, including her eldest son, Future, from a previous relationship, and Sienna, Win, and Amora. In the caption, he spoke lovingly about CiCi and their life together. Swipe below to see their special moments on video!
“Happy Birthday my Queen! @Ciara I love you so much. Your heart and strength inspire everyone around you. You are the best mom, wife, best friend, and hardest worker! You are the best performer and dancer in the world! Keep Dancing! Keep shining! Daddy loves you! Every day with you is a blessing and I cant wait to see the beautiful moments God has in store this year for you and our babies,” he wrote.
In his comment section, Mrs. Wilson slid in to thank her man for his love. “Waking up to you and our precious babies is all that I need on this day. My cup is full and my heart is filled with so much gratitude! Thanks for loving me the way you do.I love you so much,” she wrote. Ciara also reposted the loving birthday message on her Instagram Stories.
Wilson is no stranger towriting beautiful messages for his family for the world to see or see in the media. He often speaks highly of their kids. Earlier this year, in April, Wilson bragged about his boys, Future and Win, making him proud and shared his excited to raise them into men.
As expected, though, Wilson always makes it clear that his queen is his blessing! Shoutout to her prayer. Last year, on Ciara’s 38th birthday, he surprised her by renting out one of her favorite spots, Waffle House. At the time, she said she felt like the “happiest girl in the world.”
