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Russell Wilson’s wife, Ciara, never fails to showcase her deep respect for the warrior heroes as they sacrifice their lives to protect millions of others. Being an army girl since her parents served in the military, Ciara expressed her special feelings for the U.S. military on Memorial Day, paying special tribute to the U.S. military.

The U.S. singer also joined the NFL world in honoring and mourning veterans on this Memorial Day. Taking to her official Instagram handle, she wrote a heartfelt message that read, “Today we honor and remember the many men and women who sacrificed so much to serve our country! Happy Memorial Day.”

She could not contain her feelings on this special day and went on to express her emotions. “Proud military brat,” the Fort Hood, Texas, native further mentioned in her IG story, using a red heart and U.S. flag emoji.

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Before becoming a popular model, singer, and songwriter in the US, she was a proud ‘military brat’. Earlier, on April 28, 2023, an appreciation post for Ciara by Luvv Jones hit the mainstream. The post featured Ciara as a kid, introducing her to the media, which grabbed the public eye.

 

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Luvv Jones shared a couple of pictures of the growing-up Ciara. The post had pictures of her from childhood to college, graduation, modeling, and singing. Ciara could also be seen with her parents in one of the snaps. Luvv applauded the model’s splendid career transformations, becoming a prominent figure in the US, like her NFL husband.

Luvv Jones’s caption read, “Ciara Princess Harris (Wilson) was born in Fort Hood, Texas, on October 25, 1985. She was the only child of Jackie and Carlton Clay Harris. She was a military brat. Since both of Ciara’s parents were in the military, her family moved around a lot when she was a kid. ‘I’m a military brat,’ she told The Spokesman-Review. ‘I’ve lived in Germany, New York, California, and lots of other places. My mom was in the Air Force, and my dad was in the Army.’”

Moreover, Jones left everyone crazy with all things related to her growing up. She also shed light on her early education, family, and her success as a model and singer.

“Her family eventually settled in Georgia. Ciara attended North Clayton High School before transferring to Riverdale High School in Georgia. Where she graduated in 2003.⁣ Ciara was a dancer before anything, always wanted to be an entertainer but didn’t know at what capacity. In 10th grade, she watched Destiny’s Child perform on TV & that was affirmation for her to become a performer,” Jones further mentioned in her post.

This is not the first time that the R&B singer’s emotions toward the army have come out. Earlier, the Grammy Award winner’s Mad Max-looking photoshoot ended on the internet. In which she looked vibrant, donning an army-themed outfit. She also exposed the massive modified vehicle RAM 2500 in the post. Her choice of army style displayed her adoration for the military.

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On Memorial Day, the “Goodies” singer’s honoring post came just after her husband and the Pittsburgh Steelers QB, Russell Wilson paid special homage to the U.S. heroes for their sacrifices for the country

Russell Wilson honors fallen soldiers

The Super Bowl winner’s throwback candid snap with the U.S. troops touched many hearts, as the NFL star QB honored the U.S. service members on his IG handle. In the snap, Wilson, 35, looked younger while meeting with the soldiers. He captioned his IG story with, “So grateful for all those that serve.”

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In the recent post, Russell could be seen shaking hands with the US army, donning the black Nike t-shirt and sunglasses over his head. The picture showed his uttering expressions, displaying his love for giving back to the community that serves to secure the lives of the nation.

Besides the Wilson couple, several former NFL stars turned analysts, including Robert Griffin III, Michael Vick, Ed McCaffrey also paid their respects via their social media accounts to commemorate the soldiers.