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Ciara, Pregnant with Fifth Child, Shares Nighttime Walk

The Grammy-winning R&B singer posted an Instagram video of herself walking through New York City at night—after nausea passed and her children were asleep—captioning it “When the Nausea is gone and the kids are tucked in.”

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Ciara, Pregnant with Fifth Child, Shares Nighttime Walk
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Ciara, pregnant with her fifth child and fourth with husband Russell Wilson, shared a nighttime Instagram video capturing a rare, playful moment amid her pregnancy. The clip shows her walking along a New York City street after nausea had subsided and all her children were asleep.

What the video shows

In the footage, Ciara wears a fitted black turtleneck, streamlined black leggings, pointed-toe black heeled ankle boots, and an oversized black leather jacket that billows like a cape as she moves. Her blonde pixie cut contrasts sharply with the all-black outfit, lending an edgy, confident finish.

She strides confidently along the pavement, pauses to cradle her baby bump, then breaks into playful dance moves—including a twirl that sends her coat flaring outward—before skipping down the street.

The caption and context

The Grammy-winning R&B singer captioned the post: “When the Nausea is gone and the kids are tucked in.” The phrase directly references the physical and logistical realities of managing pregnancy while parenting multiple young children at home.

Ciara is currently expecting her fifth child and her fourth with former NFL star Russell Wilson. She is mother to four children.

Song choice and fan reaction

The video features Andy Mineo and Mark Morrison’s track “Okayy We Back” as its soundtrack. Rapper Andy Mineo commented on the post, praising her selection.

Fans responded enthusiastically in the comments. One wrote: “The most beautiful pregnant lady on the internet.” Another commented: “That is right CeeCee. Let the entire world know that you are a genuinely honored and loved woman, wife, mother, and queen.”

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