Russell Wilson Flirts with Wife Ciara and Jokes a 5th Baby Is on the Way After Seeing Her Carnival Outfit

Ciara has her husband’s attention! 

After the R&B singer, 39, posted a video of herself on Instagram in a blue-feathered costume dancing at Trinidad and Tobago’s Carnival celebration, Russell Wilson joked about making another baby. 

“This is my mating call I see…” wrote the Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback, 36, in response to her celebratory post on Thursday, March 6. “Keep sippin’ on that @tentoonerum… Cinco goin’ to be on di way!”

Ciara flirted right back: “Someone come take my husband’s phone please,” she responded with laughing emojis.

Ciara’s rep has confirmed to PEOPLE that she is not pregnant.

The couple married in 2016, and are raising daughter, Sienna Princess, 7, son Win Harrison, 4, daughter Amora Princess, 15 months, and Ciara’s eldest son with Future, Future Zahir, 10. 

After Ciara had her youngest daughter, she opened up about accepting her postpartum body – and how much her husband loves her new curves. 

“I also was kind of loving this fourth-baby version of me,” Ciara told Bustle earlier this month. “My baby definitely put a little bit more on my hips and there is, as Russell says, ‘more to grab on.’ ”

“I want to lean up a little bit more, tone up more, and he’s like, ‘Don’t get crazy,’ ” the star joked.

Ciara’s Carnival post quickly caught Wilson’s attention, but she also had other reasons for highlighting her trip to the Caribbean.

“Chippin down di road with my @TenToOneRum cup & dancing with the people of Trinidad in Carnivale will forever be one of my most treasured moments!” Ciara wrote in her post. In 2021, the singer became an investor and co-owner of the rum brand along with Marc Farrell, the company’s CEO and founder who hails from Trinidad, according to Forbes. 

In an interview with local outlet Loop News, Ciara explained that Farrell encouraged her to visit Port of Spain, the country’s capital, for the annual festivities in the lead-up to Ash Wednesday. Locals and visitors alike gather to “chip” or dance in the street as they follow bands, dance to soca (a genre of music that originated in Trinidad) and celebrate, despite the heat. 

“Trinidad is so beautiful, it’s my first time here and it’s the best time,” Ciara told the outlet. “This is just the beginning, it’s my first time but not the last.”

In the Instagram video, Ciara is seen dancing with the band Illusions to “Pardy” by Machel Montano, who is globally recognized as the “King of Soca.” 

Ciara is even thinking of giving the genre a go. 

“I think we need a good soca song for Ten to One,” she told Loop News, “that’s next on the list.”