Former NFL quarterback Russell Wilson and his wife, Ciara, announced on Sunday that they are expecting their fourth biological child, and fifth child together. The couple shared the news via Instagram with a video and photos showing Ciara’s baby bump alongside shirts for their children and a blank onesie for their incoming child “Baby Cinco”.

“One more person to Love 🖐🏽🥺🖤,” Ciara wrote in her IG caption.

When Kobe Bryant‘s widow Vanessa caught wind of the couple’s announcement on Instagram, she shared her feelings.

“It’s about da*n time 😅 I love you guys so much!!!!! Sooooo happy for you!!! 5️⃣ 🎉🥂🎊🥳😘💕,” Vanessa commented on the IG post.

Russell and Ciara married on July 6, 2016. They have three biological children together: Sienna Princess, Win Harrison and Amora Princess.

Wilson is also the dedicated stepfather and primary father figure to Future Zahir, who is Ciara’s child from her previous relationship with rapper Future. However, Russell treats Future Zahir as his own son.

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Russell Wilson joins CBS as analyst after NFL retirement

Russell Wilson announced his retirement from the NFL in June. The signal-caller spent 14 years in the pro league, and won the Super Bowl with the Seattle Seahawks in 2014.

After announcing his retirement, Wilson confirmed that he would be joining CBS as an analyst.

“As I enter this next chapter with CBS Sports and ‘The NFL Today,’ I’m so blessed to continue doing what I love most – being around the greatest game in the world,” Wilson said in a video posted on his social media accounts.

Wilson ended his NFL career with 46,966 passing yards, 353 touchdowns and 114 interceptions. He also earned 10 Pro Bowl selections.

The quarterback spent 10 years with the Seahawks, two with the Denver Broncos and played one season each with the Pittsburgh Steelers and New York Giants.