Stephen Curry is, without a doubt, one of the greatest players in NBA history. The 11-time All-Star has built a Hall of Fame-worthy career and cemented himself as the greatest shooter the sport has ever seen.
Off the court, Curry enjoys life with his wife, Ayesha Curry, and their growing family. Here’s a look at their journey as parents.
Stephen Curry Family Timeline
Stephen and Ayesha Curry married in 2011 and have four children together.
Their first child, Riley Curry, was born in July 2012. Now 13 years old, Riley became a viral sensation at just 2 years old, stealing the show during a postgame press conference in the 2015 NBA Playoffs. Her heartwarming emergence helped Curry keep NBA fans on his side as the Golden State Warriors transcended from feel-good story to basketball dynasty.
Three years later, the Curry family welcomed their second daughter, Ryan Curry, born on July 10, 2015. Ryan is now 9 years old.
In 2018, Riley and Ryan were joined by their younger brother, Canon Curry, who is now 6 years old.
Most recently, the Curry family continued to expand with the birth of their fourth child, Caius Curry, born on May 11, 2024.
Who Is Stephen Curry’s Wife, Ayesha Curry?
While Stephen Curry continues to dominate the court, Ayesha Curry has built an impressive career of her own.
She found her passion for cooking through motherhood, eventually hosting her own Food Network show, Ayesha’s Home Kitchen, and publishing multiple cookbooks.
In 2021, Ayesha reflected on becoming a mother at a young age.
“What I started to realize was I was becoming this woman at such a young age when other people would still potentially be in college or just figuring out who they want to be,” Curry told People magazine.
She continued:
“I was getting married and having kids, and it got to a point when I was like, I’ve spent my whole life since I was a little girl attempting to play these other people and auditioning to be these other people. I don’t even know what I like or who I am because I’ve spent my whole life trying to figure out how to be somebody else.”