Steph Curry's sister Sydel responds after angry trollers flood DMs: "Male factor infertility is real"
Steph Curry's sister Sydel Curry-Lee wasn't happy with all the "enraged" men who sent her direct messages on Instagram. On Tuesday night, she took to her Instagram story and called them out for the rude messages and even brought up male infertility in the conversation.
"Also to the enraged men in my comments and DM's... MALE FACTOR INFERTILITY is a REAL &&& common thing... just saying," Curry-Lee captioned.
Curry-Lee has shown her support for Democratic Party presidential candidate Kamala Harris on Instagram, which rubbed a lot of people the wrong way. Hours before her Instagram story, she posted a video talking about the upcoming presidential elections and said that it was important for families.
"This Presidential election is so important. For AUTONOMY. For families, like my own, who need options to grow their own families. To live out their dreams. We need to protect our right to decide our own medical care and vote for Kamala Harris. It is serious and the time is now! VOTE! š," Curry-Lee captioned.
In the video, she talked about how women's rights would be taken away quickly, as well as how couples can have several options to bring kids into the world. She also warned about the possibility of losing those options if Kamala Harris won't make it to office.
Curry-Lee recalled that in 2020, she was told that she had a low chance of getting pregnant, but with the right guidance, she was able to. She believes that Harris would protect these rights, and encouraged people to vote for her.
Steph Curry's sister Sydel celebrates husband Damion Lee on special day
Before going off on those who sent her negative messages, Steph Curry's sister Sydel Curry-Lee has posted about a happy moment on her Instagram. She celebrated her husband Damion Lee's 32nd birthday on Oct. 22 and shared an emotional message, showering him with love and admiration.
"My favorite thing to do is celebrate you! Happy birthday my love š Iām so thankful for your presence in my life and in our childrenās lives. You are loved by many and such a great man! Cheers to many many more! #32," Curry-Lee wrote.
The Phoenix Suns guard returned to the court ahead of the 2024-25 NBA season after a long recovery from a rare double posterior root repair of his meniscus and was welcomed back by the team with open arms.