Ciara & Russell Wilson Celebrate Youngest Son Win As He Turns 2: 'So Grateful'

Ciara and Russell Wilson were recently all about celebrating as they marked their baby, Win Harrison Wilson's second birthday in the most exciting way ever.

As you may know, Win is the youngest son in the family, born on July 23, 2020, after the birth of their firstborn daughter, Sienna Princess Wilson, in April 2017.

The doting parents were beyond joyous as they updated fans via Instagram on how the family celebration went.

Ciara and her husband of six years made separate lovely posts in honor of Win's big day, with the doting mother's birthday message coming earlier than her partner's.

However, the married pair shared a similar mashup video of the family with Win at the happiest place on earth — Disneyworld. They appeared to be having fun as they were all smiles in the clip.

There was a display of a Mickey Mouse-themed cake to celebrate the youngster, and at the same time, the family sang a happy birthday song to him.

Ciara gushed in her post, "Our precious baby boy Win turned the BIG 2, and I'm so grateful! He's the sweetest, most energetic, and funniest 2 year old you could ever know."

She continued, "The best little brother! He lights up every room he walks in! @DangerRussWilson, I'm so proud of us! We are blessed! Mommy and Daddy love you so so much, Win!! #HappyBirthday #2."

Not long after, Russell penned an appreciation tribute, commemorating Win's new year and crediting God for blessing them with the two-year-old.

He began his message, writing, "WIN!!! TWO!!! Glory!" adding, "Grateful for the anointing over your life! God blessed us with you! You bring so much joy and love to our family."

The pro athlete declared that Win was "destined to encourage, challenge, and make the world a better place" and urged him "keep winning," as his name suggested.

He then concluded the short but sweet message by calling the birthday boy a "young King" while also sending love to his son from himself and his wife.

Naturally, numerous fans celebrated the milestone with the family by wishing the little one a happy birthday in the comments and sending prayers his way.

It is no news that celebrations and marking milestones are important in the Wilson home as they never fail to commemorate special occasions in their lives, including this year's Father's Day.

As previously covered by The Blast, Ciara celebrated Russell on the day with a heartwarming message, gushing about how awesome the NFL star was as a father to their kids.

She also shared an Instagram video showing the family having an exciting day with Russell in the pool alongside Sienna, Win, and Future Zahir Wilburn, Ciara's son from her past relationship with musician Future.

The reel also showed the doting father spending quality time with the kids as he had fun and relished the moments with them.

Ciara captioned the post, noting that her beloved spouse brought joy to the family,and regraded "every little moment" as a big and important moment that was sweet to the adoring wife.

She further expressed her gratitude to Russell for being a "loving, caring, and thoughtful" father and for "always being there."

The Texas-born songstress then concluded the loving tribute by declaring the family's affection for the Super Bowl Champion and adding the HappyFathersDay hashtag.

In a recent report by The Blast, Ciara turned up the heat by flaunting what her momma gave her in a sultry Instagram snap, causing fans to be all over the post.

As the news outlet shared, the 36-year-old songwriter could be seen donning cropped black leggings with the backside area ripped, teasing her ample derriere.

She flattered the piece with a pair of killer platform heels with a bright red bottom and several jewelry pieces on her ears and wrist.

Ciara complemented her look by rocking a dyed curly red weave that fell freely to her back and shoulders.

She was captured squatting and looking back at the camera with a sultry gaze while she captioned her heated post citing a verse from the lyrics of one of her latest tracks, "Jump."