Ciara is loving everything her new home in Denver has to offer.

In a new interview with “Entertainment Tonight,” the 36-year-old musician gushed over the “amazing” Colorado city, where her husband, quarterback Russell Wilson, is in his first season with the Broncos.

“The fans have been amazing. The food is amazing. … I’m so happy. I love our home,” Ciara said.

Ciara and Wilson, who have been married since 2016, relocated to Denver earlier this year following a blockbuster trade by the Seattle Seahawks in March. The “Jump” singer said her family, which includes sons Future Zahir, 8, and Win Harrison, 2, and daughter Sienna Princess, 5, has adjusted quite well to their new surroundings.

“My kids are happy in school. I love Denver — it’s pretty amazing,” she shared.

Although Ciara has supported the 33-year-old Wilson at Broncos games in the couple’s new city, his second NFL chapter hasn’t gotten off to a smooth start.

The 2-3 Broncos suffered an ugly loss to the Colts on “Thursday Night Football” last week. With the game on the line in overtime, Wilson targeted wideout Courtland Sutton over receiver KJ Hamler, who was open on a slant route, with the pass falling incomplete.

Hamler was seen slamming his helmet on the ground after the play and stated postgame, “I could have walked in.”

Wilson, who signed a five-year, $245 million contract extension with the Broncos before the start of the season, has been heavily scrutinized in recent weeks as Denver entered the year with high expectations to compete in a loaded AFC West.

The nine-time Pro Bowler is said to have played most of the past two games with a partially torn lat near his right shoulder, ESPN reported Saturday. Wilson received a platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injection on Friday, per NFL Network, and is expected to play against the Chargers on “Monday Night Football” this coming week.

Wilson has thrown for 1,254 yards, four touchdowns and three interceptions this season.