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Ciara has signed a new deal with Warner Bros. Records. On Friday, January 27, she took to Instagram to announce the good news herself.

Ciara posted a picture of her posing in front of a Warner Bros. Records logo. In the picture, she looked stunning as she rocked black heeled boots, black pants and navy blazer.

The "I Bet" hitmaker seemed excited to join the label as she captioned the picture, "Warner Brothers Records!!! Lets Get It! Proud to announce and honored to join the family! To all my Ladies out there... this is truly a time where we can do anything, be anything we want, & Love to the fullest while being loved in return.. there is No Limit! Dreams really do come true! I'm supercharged to make the World Dance again!"

Warner Brothers Records!!! Lets Get It! Proud to announce and honored to join the family! To all my Ladies out there...this is truly a time where we can do anything, be anything we want, & Love to the fullest while being loved in return.. there is No Limit! Dreams really do come true! I’m supercharged to make the World Dance again!

Foto kiriman Ciara (@ciara) pada Jan 27, 2017 pada 7:27 PST

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Previously, chairman and CEO of Warner Bros. Records, Cameron Strang, also announced the news of Ciara joining his label in a statement. "We welcome Ciara to Warner Bros. Records and look forward to the next chapter of her storied music career," Cameron said.

Prior to joining Warner Bros. Records, Ciara was a singer under Epic Records where she spent 13 years of her career. While working with Epic, Ciara sold over 23 million albums and 16 million singles including the Billboard's Hot 100 No. 1 "Goodies".

In the past few months, Ciara has been making headlines for her lawsuit against her ex-fiance, rapper Future. She sued the spitter for defamation and demanded $15M after he ranted on Twitter questioning Ciara's parenting skills. Ciara later dropped the lawsuit against her baby daddy as they reached agreements for both the lawsuit and joint custody over their son, Future Zahir Wilburn.