Ciara & Russell Wilson Subliminally Respond To Future Criticizing Their Marriage & Co-Parenting Skills

Ciara & Russell Wilson Subliminally Respond To Future Criticizing Their Marriage & Co-Parenting Skills

Blended families can be a sticky situation, and Future, Ciara, and Russell Wilson are no exception. Future and Ciara started dating in 2013. He even popped the question that same year! They welcomed their son, Future Zahir Wilburn the next year, but unfortunately ended their relationship in 2015.

Since, Ciara has gotten married to Super Bowl winning quarterback Russell Wilson. They share a baby girl named Sienna Wilson, and Russell has publicly gone above and beyond as a stepfather.

This has caused a rift between the trio of co-parents, which Future continued to voice in a recent Beats 1 radio show episode. He said this about the Wilsons’ marriage:

“He do exactly what she tell him to do… He not being a man in that position. He’s not telling her, ‘Chill out with that on the internet. Don’t even talk to him. I’m your husband. You better not even bring Future’s name up.’ If that was me, she couldn’t even bring his name up. She know that. She couldn’t even bring her ex’s name up. I don’t care what they gave you. You don’t bring their name up in interviews. Don’t even do nothing around them, don’t say nothing. Don’t give that sh*t no energy.”

Future also said he felt he was kept in the dark about Russell’s relationship with his son:

“Then when y’all get married, she was like, ‘I want you to meet Russell now.’ Y’all already done did all the damage. I don’t want to meet him now. You supposed to done met him before you brought the kid around him.”

Well, the Wilsons have subliminally responded to Future’s comments. Russell posted a sweet photo of Baby Future and Sienna sharing a brother/sister kiss. His caption read:

“All that matters. #Love”

Meanwhile, Ciara posted a photo of her statuesque frame in tall designer boots with the following caption:

“Rise Above.”

Will Future, Ciara, and Russell Wilson ever be able to rise above their issues, and peacefully co-parent?

Written by Miata Shanay