Ciara pregnant with fifth child after Russell Wilson's playful push for 'Baby Cinco'
Ciara and Russell Wilson already share daughters Amora Princess, 2, and Sienna Princess, 9, and sons Win Harrison, 6, and Future Zahir, 12
Ciara and Russell Wilson have their fifth baby on the way.
The singer, 40, made the announcement late Sunday on Instagram, sharing a glimpse of her fully grown baby bump in several photos and videos.
"One more person to Love," the couple wrote in their caption.
In the announcement post, Ciara posed next to four shirts bearing each of her kids' names, along with a blank baby onesie representing the newest addition.
Fans reactions were a delight as they teased the couple in the comments, with one writing, "Congratulations Russ finally getting Baby Cinco!!!!"
A second one also said, "Aww congrats! hubby was serious about getting his cinco," referring to the many times Russell joked about wanting another child, campaigning that he will name the next one "Cinco."
Ciara and Russell already share four children, including daughters Amora Princess, 2, and Sienna Princess, 9, and sons Win Harrison, 6, and Future Zahir, 12.
This pregnancy comes after a busy stretch for the singer. Since welcoming daughter Amora in December 2023, Ciara returned to touring, bringing her whole family along for the ride.
Still, Ciara admitted that once tour life wrapped up, her focus shifted quickly to getting her kids ready for the school year, including a shopping trip to check items off her list.
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