Russell Wilson celebrates 'two wins' as Ciara gives birth hours after watching NFL game
Russell Wilson and Ciara have welcomed their third child together just a matter of hours after she had been in attendance to see the quarterback win another big game.
Russell Wilson and Ciara welcomed their third child together just hours after the Denver Broncos had beaten the Los Angeles Chargers after she had been in attendance. Amora Princess Wilson was born less than 24 after the game, with the NFL quarterback and R&B singer announcing her to the world on Monday morning.
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It is their third child together, with Sienna, 6, and Win, 3, as well as Ciara having another son, Future Zahir Wilburn, 9, from her previous relationship with rapper Future.
Incredibly, Ciara had been at the Broncos game in Los Angeles as Wilson put in another big performance to secure another victory before giving birth shortly after the game had finished. As they announced the birth, Wilson celebrated "2 wins in less than 24 hours" in his caption.
Ciara had posted a picture with her three children before watching Wilson lead his team to another win - their fifth in their last six games, with the quarterback looking back to his best after a rough first season with the Broncos.
Wilson has been one of the in-form quarterbacks in NFL ever since October, after many had criticized his performances believing him to be close to retirement - before numerous impressive outings once again proving himself to be an elite quarterback.
The quarterback posted an image of his third child, with the caption: "AMORA PRINCESS WILSON 9lbs 1oz We Love You so much! 2 wins in less than 24 hours!"
Wilson and Ciara married in 2016 in Peckforton Castle in Cheshire, England - with former NFL teammate and New Orleans Saints tight end Jimmy Graham in attendance as one of his groomsmen.
The two married just a year after meeting after they had first got together after a basketball game in Wisconsin - Wilson's alma mater.
The two spent six years in Seattle together, before Wilson was traded to the Broncos for a huge hall of draft picks in what many had called the most one-sided trade in NFL history - with the Seahawks gaining two first round picks and two second-round picks as well as former first-round tight end Noah Fant.
However, Wilson had proved in recent weeks that the deal might have been much fairer, statistically playing at a high level now with new head coach Sean Payton.
