Russell Wilson’s been playing the long game, and no, we’re not talking about football. Over the past few months, the Super Bowl champ has been dropping not-so-subtle hints about wanting baby number five with Ciara. Even affectionately calling the future kid Cinco. His timing’s been impeccable, nonetheless. He even used Mother’s Day to make his pitch again, calling Ciara “the best Mom” and sliding in a bold “Let’s have another” in his tribute post.

Ciara’s response? Equal parts sweet and strategic. She praised the video and called the campaign “strong.” But she wasn’t exactly clearing the schedule for another delivery. “The truth is… I already have Cinco with you,” she joked, playing off their shared bond rather than committing to the idea of baby #5. It was her latest response in what’s become a funny, very public negotiation between two A-listers with four kids already in tow.

But now, Wilson might’ve just made his strongest case yet. This week, he dropped a one-minute reel titled “My reason for EVERYTHING 🙏🏾 @ciara.” Set to Matt Berry’s Take My Hand, the clip is a highlight reel of their life as a family, featuring Ciara and all four kids (Future, Sienna, Win, and Amora). The tone was sentimental, the visuals were tight, and the message? Clear as ever: Wilson’s all-in on family.

However, if you have been following Russ, you know that the reel hits right now even more so. Especially at a moment when the Wilsons are building something new in New York. With Russell now quarterbacking for the Giants, the family’s embraced East Coast life fast. The paps have spotted ’em courtside at Liberty games, Easter in Yankees gear, birthday hangs at Yankee Stadium with Aaron Judge.

They’ve gone from Seattle to Denver to Pittsburgh to NYC without missing a beat. And this latest chapter looks like their most vibrant one yet. They’re showing up, staying grounded, and putting their whole crew front and center.

Spotlight’s on Ciara 

Ciara just dropped the news that she’ll be a presenter at the American Music Awards. Smooth, confident, and very much in her zone, she kept the caption simple: “Looking forward to it.” Doesn’t need to say much—her name does the work.

You’ve probably noticed by now, Ciara’s career never really hits pause. Even with four kids, a cross-country move, and a husband trying to recruit her uterus for one more go, she’s still got that star power humming.

The AMAs lineup has names like Megan Moroney, Wayne Brady, and Alix Earle—but Ciara’s name just hits different. She’s not just performing anymore—she’s setting the tone. Literally presenting the night.

The show airs Monday at 8 p.m. ET on CBS and Paramount Plus, and yeah, it’s a big deal. She’s sharing the stage with names from all corners—music, comedy, sports, TikTok fame—you name it. It’s the type of blend only the AMAs can pull off, and Ciara fits right in. But this isn’t just another gig. It’s a reminder that while Russell’s QB1 duties shift to New York, Ciara’s got her own new territory to command.

And here’s the thing—this isn’t a supporting role. It never was. Ciara’s always been in her own lane. Always ready with the next move. So while Russ is trying to bring the Giants back from a 3-14 skid, maybe it’s time the Wilsons followed her lead. Because Ciara? She’s already in the end zone.