As if the high-profile wedding between Ciara and Russell Wilson wasn't enough to make Future angry, his own son may soon draw his ire.
The feud between Ciara and her ex-fiance has been well-documented as has the rapper's negative feelings toward Wilson spending time with his son. Future has gone on record sharing his disdain for the Seahawk's quarterback's relationsihp with Future Jr.
Well, things are only going to get worse for the 2-year-old's father.
In a video for Facebook Live, Wilson was preparing for a television appearance when Baby Future referred to him as "Papa." The child planted a "mama kiss" on Ciara, but then followed it up by saying "papa kiss" and planting one on Wilson. Whether or not it's a regular thing, it's sure to draw the attention -- and possibly fury -- of Future.
After getting engaged back in March, Wilson and Ciara got married at the Peckforton Castle in England in front of about 100 of their friends and family last week. They then went public about ending their highly-publicized vow of celibacy by consummaing their marriage.
Despite her wedded bliss with Wilson, Ciara and Future have had a sordid history. The former couple is involved in a legal battle after Ciara sued her former flame for defamation. In new court documents, she recently noted she believes Future is hinting at murdering her new husband.
The lawsuit began when Ciara became very angry about Future calling her career washed up. He also referred to her as being a bad mother.
The former couple also doesn't agree on Wilson having a great relationship with Baby Future. The rapper has been very clear he doesn't like the quarterback's role in his son's life. Ciara, meanwhile, has tabbed her new husband as a step-father to her son.
Apparently, Baby Future has embraced it, going so far as to call Wilson "papa."
The problems between the parties grew so large that Ciara recently filed to gain sole custody over the 2-year-old, but it was denied by a judge in court back in May.
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