CIARA SHOWS OFF BABY BUMP IN SHEER BLACK DRESS AT 2026 BABY2BABY GALA

Ciara attended the 2026 Baby2Baby Gala on Saturday, November 14, at the Pacific Design Center in West Hollywood, California.

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The singer, 41, showed off her baby bump in a sheer black gown with long sleeves and dramatic feather accents at the cuffs and skirt. She completed the look with an oversized pearl necklace and wore her highlighted hair in a voluminous half-up style.

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Ciara and her husband, Russell Wilson, announced in September that they are expecting their fourth child together and her fifth overall. They shared the news on Instagram with a clothesline of shirts bearing their children’s names and a blank baby onesie.

The couple are parents to Sienna, 9, Win, 6, and Amora, 2. Ciara also shares her eldest son, Future Zahir, 12, with rapper Future.

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During a recent appearance on TODAY alongside her husband, Ciara spoke about always wanting a big family.

“She always wanted five [kids],” Wilson said.

“I’m an only child. I want a big family,” Ciara added. “I love being a mom. It’s my favorite job in the world.”

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The annual Baby2Baby Gala raises funds to provide basic necessities to children living in poverty. Celebrities, business leaders and philanthropists attend the event, which includes an auction to fund the nonprofit’s programs.

This year’s gala honored Demi Moore with the Giving Tree Award, which recognizes a mother whose advocacy and philanthropy support children and families in need.

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Baby2Baby distributes diapers, clothing, formula and other essentials to children across the United States through a network of community partners. Baby2Baby also supplies emergency necessities to families affected by natural disasters. The organization says it has provided 850 million items over the past 15 years.

Last year’s gala raised a record $18 million. According to Baby2Baby, the proceeds are helping it reach 1.5 million children in 2026, including families who face difficult choices between buying diapers and putting food on the table.

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