Russell Wilson is reminding the world how much he adores his wife, Ciara, as he took to social media to celebrate her 39th birthday with a touching tribute. The NFL star, known for his thoughtful and romantic gestures, poured his heart out in a post that left fans swooning.
In a season where doubt lingered, Russell Wilson emerged from injury to reclaim his place on the team, leading the Steelers to their fifth victory and just in time to celebrate his wife’s birthday in style.
The Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback shared a montage of sweet moments of Ciara on Instagram. Russell included photos and videos of himself and the “Level Up” singer and images of her with their children: 10-year-old Future Zahir, who she shares with ex Future, 7-year-old Sienna Princess, 4-year-old Win Harrison, and 10-month-old Amora Princess.
“Happy Birthday, my Queen!” the 35-year-old wrote on Instagram. “@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!”
Russell continued, “Every day with you is a blessing, and I can’t wait to see the beautiful moments God has in store this year for you and our babies!” Russell wrote. “I love you to Heaven & back, Mrs. Wilson!!”
Russell Wilson silenced critics by leading the Steelers to their fifth victory of the season, which was made possible by the support of his teammates and family. As Steelers fans cheered, the nine-time Pro Bowler made a triumphant return from a calf injury against the Jets.
Wilson’s clean slate of zero turnovers in Pittsburgh may have solidified his position as the team’s starter, as he recorded 264 yards and three touchdowns.
While fans celebrated his triumphant return, his wife shared a heartfelt statement on Instagram. Ciara posted a photo of her family dressed in black and gold Steelers gear, captioned “Victory Monday!” Go, Daddy @DangeRussWilson! Go, @Steelers.”
On Sunday Night, Wilson’s family proudly wore his No. 3 jersey, indicating their strong support.
