"Not him crashing the girls weekend" — Steph Curry's sister takes hilarious jab at Warriors star's BottleRock appearance with Bradley Cooper
Steph Curry has kept himself busy this offseason after the Golden State Warriors missed the 2024 NBA playoffs. Following a tumultuous season, the star point guard is recharging to compete for the title in 2024/24.
Meanwhile, he's enjoying some exciting off-court activities. This weekend, he hit the BottleRock Napa Valley, an annual festival held in Napa, California, as part of the Napa Valley Expo. Her sister Sydel was also in attendance with a group of friends, sharing stories on Instagram.
She took a jab at Steph for "crashing" the weekend for the ladies alongside Hollywood star Bradley Cooper.
Steph Curry remains one of the biggest stars in the NBA after winning four NBA championships in eight years with the Warriors. He is the league's all-time three-point leader and arguably the greatest point guard to play the game.
The last two seasons haven't been easy for him and his team, but the Dubs aren't giving up yet. This offseason will be crucial for their aspirations with all the questions they have to answer. Meanwhile, he's enjoying himself and exchanging jokes with his sister.
Steph Curry sang with Bradley Cooper at BottleRock
Showing he's a man of many talents, Curry took the stage to join Cooper and sang "Shallow", a song feature in Cooper's movie A Star is Born.
Curry has seemingly had an entertaining weekend, and the festival is not over yet. This year, the event started on Friday, May 24, and will end on Monday 27.
Steph Curry and Cameron Brink laughed at Sydel Curry's challenge on Instagram
Earlier this week, Steph Curry laughed at his sister Sydel's challenge on Instagram. She's married to Steph's former teammate and NBA champion Damion Lee, with whom she has created a "couples dictionary".
The video of the two completing this challenge made the rounds on Instagram, and Steph reacted with a series of laughing emojis. WNBA rookie Cameron Brink also had a fun reaction to the video.
"I’m dyingggggg," the LA Sparks rookie commented.
This week has been entertaining for the Curry family and given the long offseason that awaits, this probably won't be the last time we hear from them.