Published: July 14, 2016 Last Updated 6 months ago by FPN SEO
Married life certainly suits Ciar just fine!
The singer who walked down the aisle just a week ago in a fairytale wedding in London hit the 2016 ESPY Awards as her first red carpet with husband Russell Wilson.
There were many who wanted to see how the singer would look like, and the 30-year-old came out elegantly stunning to turn heads, wearing a shimmering silver and pink gown with a sexy plunging neckline to showcase her eye-popping cleavage, while her husband was looking dapper in a Tom Ford tuxedo:

Russell who is a Seattle Seahawks quarterback was presented an award alongside the wife, and were introduced to the crowd as man and wife with the words: ‘Please welcome Mr and Mrs. Ciara and Russell Wilson.’


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