Ciara Receives A Mansion From Russell Wilson? Reports Reveal NFL Star’s New $6.7M Property

Ciara is reportedly receiving a mansion worth $6.7 million from Russell Wilson.

A report from TMZ has about revealed the NFL star's new property, which he will allegedly be sharing with his songstress girlfriend.

The Seattle Seahawks quarterback's luxurious new purchase is reportedly located in Bellevue and has a view of Lake Washington. The reported $6.7 million amount is a meager portion of Russell Wilson's $88 million football contract.

The mansion measures close to 11,000 square feet and has a total of seven bedrooms and seven bathrooms. The lakeside estate has its own private waterfront and dock.

Other features include giant spiral staircases, chandeliers, movie theater and a 1,200-bottle wine cellar.

With their new house situated in one of Washigton's premiere estates, Ciara and Russell Wilson's future neighbors include Microsoft big boss Bill Gates himself.

News about the couple's new mansion came out after rumors began circulating that they are rushing to get married and make big purchases together.

"Marriage licenses have been applied for," an insider said, reported by Music Times.

"They already have purchased a house and even a yacht."

Ciara and Russell Wilson's highly publicized relationship and rush to get married have made several football fans wonder if the R&B diva is somewhat distracting the football star.

According to a report from The News Tribune, Seattle Seahawks coach Pete Carroll has spoken up about the issue.

"We do talk a lot, about what's going on, what's coming. Just staying in connection with all that he's going through. It's a lot," the coach said.

"He has tremendous responsibility and he handles it beautifully. We try to just stay on topic.

"I don't want him to be too far away from all of the things that we communicate on that keeps us close to football. He doesn't let that happen. But I'm on top of that," Pete Carroll added.

Russell Wilson was quick to clarify that he knows his priorities amid all the media attention that he has been getting.

"First of all is my faith. And then my family, and then football," he listed.

"All the rest comes with it, which is great. That's not a bad thing.

"I've always been better busy. I like more on my plate. Keeps me zoned in. Keeps me focused. Keeps me organized. So I don't think it's a bad thing, at all," he explained.