Russell Wilson's wife Ciara gushes over QB's adorable moment with daughter Amora

Russell Wilson and Ciara started dating in 2015. The quarterback and the Grammy winner tied the knot in 2016. They are parents to four children, yet Ciara couldn’t help herself from gushing at an adorable father-daughter moment with their youngest child.

The Pittsburgh Steelers QB and Ciara have three children of their own. Wilson is also a stepfather to Ciara’s son, whom she had from a previous relationship. Wilson has been suffering from a calf injury throughout the offseason; however, that did not stop him from fulfilling his duties as a father.

On Tuesday, Russell Wilson posted an Instagram picture with his daughter Amora. She was born in December of last year. Wilson has the baby girl sitting on his lap in the picture as he looks down at her proudly. The QB is wearing his Steelers gear in the photo.

“AMORA (bhe) @ciara,” Wilson captioned the picture.

Ciara liked the post and showed love in the comments.

“The baby Princess and Daddy (em),” Ciara commented.

Wilson has been getting all the support, as he nurses his injury. The quarterback's future at the Steelers could be in peril as his absence makes way for younger QBs at the Steelers.

Russell Wilson and Ciara visited the children's hospital to cheer up the patients

Because Russell Wilson couldn't contribute to the team, the QB and his wife contributed to the local community. The couple visited UPMC Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh earlier this month to spend time with the young patients.

“Today, our newest friends to the ‘Burgh, @dangerusswilson and @ciara stopped by to visit patients @childrenspgh – our families were overjoyed with happiness to have the opportunity to spend some quality time with both of them. We are grateful for their support and generosity in being here to visit our kids and give them a moment they will never forget.” - UPMC's caption.

Wilson and Ciara have contributed their time, energy and finances to society. After their work in Seattle and Denver, the Wilsons will make Pittsburgh their own.