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After 5 consecutive years co-hosting New Yr’s Eve festivities from Los Angeles, Ciara returned to Dick Clark’s New Yr’s Rockin’ Eve with Ryan Seacrest for the 2023 present from Disneyland! Sure, the famous person, multi platinum-selling artist would be the first host ever to ring within the new 12 months from Mickey’s playground — and did she look unbelievable whereas doing it in entrance of the Sleeping Magnificence Citadel!
Together with internet hosting, Ciara busted out an unbelievable efficiency of medley of her hits “Higher Thangs” and “Leap” through the present, dressed up as sparkly because the Occasions Sq. ball in a metallic silver jumpsuit, bedazzled with rhinestones. In brief – she regarded out of this world! She joined a slew of different unbelievable performers rocking out it out in Disneyland. Fitz & The Tantrums, Maddie & Tae, Shaggy, Ben Platt, Aly & AJ, Halle Bailey, Tomorrow x Collectively, Bailey Zimmerman and Lauren Spencer Smith all joined her for the massive, inaugural telecast from the brand new host vacation spot. In actual fact, Ciara might be seen all evening within the viewers, dancing away to the opposite performances, exhibiting as a lot like to her co-performers because the world gave to her!
It’s been one other fabulous 12 months for Russell Wilson’s spouse, as she was seen nearly in all places in Hollywood doing her factor! From wanting downright gorgeous on the twenty eighth annual amfAR Gala in Cannes to bringing the horny to the CMT Artists of the Yr celebration, Ciara introduced her class act to pink carpets in all places this 12 months.
Nevertheless it wasn’t all about wanting good! She additionally dropped new music this 12 months and proved she’s nonetheless acquired strikes far past a 1,2 step. In her music video for Leap, Ciara acquired pulses races and everybody out of their seats with an electrical dance routine and much more fiery outfits.
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