Russell Wilson’s wife Ciara praises “girl power” as Brittney Griner and Co. make basketball history for the USA at the Olympic Games in Paris

The U.S. women’s basketball team made history once again on the biggest stage of all the Olympics. A strong contender for their 8th consecutive Olympic gold medal, the women’s basketball team entered the Paris record books, beating France by the narrowest of margins, 1 point, with the U.S. emerging victorious 67-66.

Well, this news has spread quickly and has been “Russell Wilson”s wife Ciara to share this incredible achievement in her Instagram story with the caption: “Women Power”, and added three muscle emojis. She shared a post from ESPN in which the women’s basketball team was congratulated on their eighth consecutive Olympic gold medal.

Led by three-time Olympic champion Brittney Griner, Team USA survived a final attempt by Gabby Williams that was not the right thing to do. When the women’s team, on the back of A’ja Wilson’s 21 points, secured their 61st consecutive victory and snatched the gold medal from the home team’s clutches. But that wasn’t the only piece of history that the US women’s basketball team was able to write.

Before the women’s team won its 8th consecutive Olympic gold medal, their counterparts, the men’s basketball team, were already at a certain record level. But that soon evaporated as the girls’ gang put their name to the longest Olympic gold medal streak in a traditional sport. Aside from that, Diana Taurasi won her sixth Olympic gold medal, the highest of all individual medals in Olympic team sports. At the same time Kacey Plum, with her teammate Jackie Young, received gold medals for their 3×3 and 5×5 basketball competitions. For the new Steelers quarterback, it was not the first time that his wife Ciara showed interest in the Olympics.

Russell Wilson’s wife Ciara reacts to a heartwarming Olympic moment

The Paris Olympics may have produced many breathtaking moments, but none of them managed to capture Ciara’s attention like the one with the Brazilian gymnast Rebecca Andrade to win her first gold. Well, she was not only happy for Andrade, but was also overjoyed after she Simone Biles And Jordanian chilis Bow to the winner. Biles and Chiles