Russell Wilson's Wife Ciara Reveals Exciting Personal Update
Russell Wilson's Wife Ciara Reveals Exciting Personal Update originally appeared on Athlon Sports.
Ciara has been out and about the past couple of weeks.
It's been a decade since Ciara performed in London, but her return at Mighty Hoopla Festival on Sunday night was anything but quiet.
The R&B icon and wife of NFL player Russell Wilson headlined the festival this past weekend, alongside Ke$ha, who performed on Saturday night. Other people in the lineup this year included JADE from Little Mix, Jojo, Loreen and Erika Jayne.
During her set, the "Goodies" singer stepped out in an all-white ensemble: a corset-style tank top, matching pants, a pair of Nike Air Force 1s, a dramatic fur coat and a large statement-making crown to top it all off.
"Came back to perform in London after a decade and headline the Mighty Hoopla Festival!" Ciara wrote on Instagram a few hours after leaving the stage. "What an amazing feeling it was to hear all 20K + of you singing my songs with me! I will never forget this moment! 🫶🏽 🇬🇧."
Ciara's previous performance in London prior to the Mighty Hoopla was on July 5, 2015, at the Wireless Festival. This event marked the conclusion of her "Jackie Tour" and was her sole European show during that tour.
Before that, she performed in London in June 2009 as a supporting act for Britney Spears' The Circus Starring Britney Spears Tour at The O2 Arena.
The 39-year-old also went to TikTok to celebrate this personal milestone, dancing to Brittany Spears' "Toxic" after finishing her performance.
"After you just Headlined the Hoopla Festival with over 20 plus thousand crowd," she wrote as her caption. The week before, Ciara presented at this year's American Music Awards in Las Vegas.
This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on Jun 2, 2025, where it first appeared.
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