Ciara And Russell Wilson Supported By NFL Star's Family, Goes Out Together Amid Feud With Future
Ciara and Russell Wilson seem to have the support of the NFL star's family. According to a report from sports news website Rickey.org, the "I Bet" singer and Seattle Seahawks player went out with the latter's loved ones amid a feud with Ciara's ex-fiance, Future.
A photo uploaded on the Instagram page of The Shade Room Inc. showed Ciara and Russell Wilson watching a WNBA game together. The controversial couple was accompanied by the quarterback's mother and sister.
"#Ciara spotted with #RussellWilson and his mother and sister at the Seattle Storm WNBA game the other day," the caption read.
The group seemed happy as they enjoyed courtside seats and smiled while watching the basketball game.
The WNBA date of Ciara and Russell Wilson came after the R&B songstress defended herself for comments made by her ex-fiance and "Just Like Bruddas" rapper Future. The hiphop artist and Ciara share a one-year-old son, Future Wilburn Zahir.
Future first started dissing Ciara and Russell Wilson after the latter was photographed taking care of his son in public.
"At the end of the day, I'm not for the publicity stunt," Future tweeted last July, reported by Hollywood Life.
"Leave my son out of all the publicity s-t. Just leave him out of your relationship, because we don't need your relationship for anything."
Us Weekly also reported about how the rapper blasted his former girlfriend for bringing Future Jr. to the training sessions of her new football star beau.
"Never make a permanent decision over a temporary circumstance #umtoobossedup," Future tweeted earlier this month.
According to a recent report from Vibe, Ciara recently lashed out at the comments of her ex-fiance, whom she allegedly left because of his cheating issues.
"At one point in time when we were together, I took care of his kids as well at a very young stage in our relationship," Ciara reminded Future, referring to the dreadlocked rapper's four children that he fathered from different women.
"I was involved very early in the stages of us getting to know each other and that's been a big conversation. Well, what's the difference here?"