On Aug 20, Ayesha shared a series of heartwarming photos of her family. She shared the photos to her Instagram with the caption reading, “Sand and Sun vibes ☀️.”
In the first few slides, we see lovebirds Ayesha and Steph looking like they only have eyes for each other, along with snaps of whales in the ocean and lizards.
However, starting on slide five, we start to see their latest family adventure: going boating together. We start with a snapshot of Steph holding hands with his son Canon.
In the last photo, we get an adorable selfie of the family of five, and so many fans agree: their eldest daughter Riley looks so grown up already!
Where did the time go?! Fans commented things like “No way that’s Riley in the last slide. Man they grow up so fast lol now I feel old,” and “Omg Riley is so big!!! Feels like yesterday she was 2 saying “I feel blessed”😂🩵🩵.” We couldn’t have said it better ourselves!
Stephen Curry, Ayesha Curry
Ayesha and Steph originally met when they were only teenagers at a youth group meeting but didn’t start dating until years later. They married in July 2011, and have welcomed four children together Riley, born in July 2012, Ryan, born in July 2015, Canon, born in July 2018, and Caius Chai, born in May 2024.
“I cannot say I’m on a diet or I cannot say, ‘I’m watching what I eat.’ I try to make sure that I don’t use those terms around them,” she said. “Instead, I’m like, ‘Today, I’m going to have like a healthier meal.’ It’s rephrasing things that way in front of them because they really are watching.”
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