Are Ciara and Russell Wilson expecting their first child?

Speculation has begun that Ciara and Russell Wilson are expecting their first child together.

Life is good if you’re Russell Wilson. You’re a Super Bowl champion, quarterback of the Seattle Seahawks, wife to the beautiful Ciara — and now possibly a father?

Speculation has begun following the announcement that the singer would be Revlon’s newest global brand ambassador. Her first public appearance with the role was in New York City earlier this week and she showed in a loose-fitting tuxedo jacket. Given the ensemble, speculation quickly began:

According to E! News, a source confirmed that Ciara is indeed pregnant and that the two hope to have two or three children together. Wilson might soon find out which is harder: not getting intercepted from the one-yard line in the Super Bowl or changing a diaper. Let’s hope he’s better at the diaper stuff.

This would not be Ciara’s first child as she has a 2-year-old son (Future Zahir Wilburn) with rapper Future, her ex-fiancé. Things have gone south for the two since their split and a custody battle ensued, with Ciara losing. There has been no shortage of Wilson and Future drama recently, with reports of Ciara even being concerned that the rapper would kill Wilson.

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Ciara and Wilson tied the knot three months ago and it was all over the news. The ceremony took place in Liverpool and was rather quiet. It was rumored that guests like Missy Elliott and Kelly Rowland were in attendance. Regular guys and gals getting married just doesn’t make news the way that pop superstars and Super Bowl quarterbacks do.

The two reportedly chose celibacy up until their marriage. Naturally, a superstar athlete swearing celibacy created mass amounts of headlines and jokes. Well, all that talk can end because Russell Wilson just might be a dad, and he doesn’t care about your jokes. A congratulations may soon be in order for the couple, and the internet just might have some ideas on baby names. I’ll start: don’t name this one Future.