Ciara Becomes First Under New Benin Citizenship Law, Russell Wilson Praises

Ciara recently made history by becoming the first person to receive Beninese citizenship under a new law for descendants of slaves, a moment she celebrated in Cotonou and shared on social media, receiving heartfelt support from her husband, New York Giants quarterback Russell Wilson. Wilson, known for his unwavering admiration and public displays of affection for Ciara, amplified her achievement with messages of pride, including his Instagram tribute, and has consistently celebrated her professional milestones such as her recent magazine covers and upcoming album release. Ciara, balancing a thriving music and fashion career with motherhood, has spoken about how her relationship with Wilson, which began in 2015, has been a source of mutual inspiration, even drawing parallels between her artistry and Wilson's rhythm on the football field. Meanwhile, Wilson's legacy was also honored by his former team, the Seattle Seahawks, who recognized his record-setting decade and Super Bowl win with a tribute post, to which Wilson responded with gratitude. The couple continues to be role models for balancing family, ambition, and cultural heritage, with Ciara describing her forthcoming album as a 'love letter' to her fans and a testament to her personal and artistic growth.