Ciara Is Expecting Baby No. 5, Meet Her Four Children, A Son With Ex, And 3 Kids With Russell Wilson
Ciara and Russell Wilson are expecting their 4th child together, making them parents of 5 kids. Amid this, a look into the singer's life as a mom.
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Add BollywoodShaadis on GoogleCiara and Russell Wilson are all set to be parents again. The couple has been married for a decade now, and they are parents to four kids: three of their own and a son from the singer's previous relationship. On September 7, 2026, Ciara and Russell left their followers delighted with the announcement that the singer is pregnant with her fifth child.
Russell and Ciara met back in 2015 during a basketball game and instantly hit it off. A few weeks after their relationship began, the couple went public with the same. In 2016, the couple exchanged vows, and since then they have welcomed three kids, along with parenting Ciara's son, Future. As the couple is expecting their 5th child, let's learn more about their 4 kids.
Who is Ciara's son, Future, whom Russell Wilson called his 'light and joy'
Ciara welcomed her first child back in May 2014, with her then-fiancé, rapper Future. The couple named the little one after his father. A few months after welcoming her first kid, Ciara announced that she had decided to call off her engagement. When she married NFL player Russell two years later, he welcomed the then-2-year-old with an open heart, calling him a 'gift', the joy of his day, and the light of his nights.
Time and again, Ciara and Russell opened up about Future, revealing how amazing a kid he has been becoming. Ciara revealed that he's the calmest of his siblings but also made sure everyone knew he's the eldest.
He may follow in Russell's footsteps and venture into the world of sports; if not, he is already learning piano and has also inherited his mom's vocal talents. Ciara and Russell are proud parents to Future, and speaking about him in 2024, the former NFL player said:
"When you’re raising children … you’ve got to love every single child as if they’re yours. God gave me that opportunity to raise them and love them and care for them … And there's no difference [between Future and his siblings]."
All about Ciara and Russell Wilson's kids: Sienna Princess Wilson, Win Harrison Wilson, and Amora Princess Wilson
Ciara and Russell Wilson welcomed their first child, a daughter, Sienna Princess Wilson, in 2017. The couple decided to name her by drawing inspiration from Ciara's middle name, 'Princess'.
The family adorably calls Sienna 'SiSi', and she is Ciara's 'mini-me' version, as shared by the singer. SiSi loves music, and her dancing skills leave everyone in awe. She may follow in her mom's footsteps, and the singer believes that her daughter might 'run the world one day.' Speaking of SiSi, Ciara revealed that her daughter is kind of 'fearless and rough' and that she sees 'herself' in her daughter a lot.
Ciara and Wilson welcomed their second baby, Win Harrison Wilson, in 2020, and he was middle-named after his paternal grandfather. It was after he was born that the family sang 'Happy Birthday' to him, and Ciara shared a glimpse of the same on her social media as well.
Win also has a sense of 'fearlessness' which he inherited from his sister. According to Ciara, Win always looks up to his big brother, Future, for advice. The singer also revealed how the third child of the family always learns fast in order to keep up with his/her older siblings, and Win was simply 'on it'.
It was back in August 2023 when Ciara took to her social media and announced her fourth pregnancy. It was in December of the same year that the singer welcomed her fourth child, a baby girl whom she named Amora Princess Wilson. The little one is almost 3 now, and she is all set to welcome her to-be-born sibling.
What do you think about Ciara's motherhood journey as a mom of her four adorable kids?
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