Steph Curry’s wife Ayesha Curry reacts to Warriors star’s role in NBA In-Season Tournament commercial
Steph Curry's wife, Ayesha Curry, was hyped to see her husband highlight the list of NBA stars in action during the 2024 In-Season tournament commercial. The NBA released a pic of all the actors during the commercial.
They had one of Steph's from a scene trying to glide through a laser security grid that protects the pathway to the In-Season Tournament trophy, which he and other players are trying to steal. Ayesha was impressed with Steph's part in that commercial as she reposted that pic in her Instagram story and captioned it:
"This is so cool."
The Warriors came up short in the inaugural In-Season tournament, facing elimination in the group phase stage. Steph and Co. will hope to make amends this year with a revamped roster at their disposal. They are off to a 4-1 start, winning two games in Steph's absence as the star guard recovers from a left ankle sprain.
Steph Curry's wife Ayesha Curry revealed Warriors star's dinner meal before home opener
Steph Curry's wife, Ayesha Curry, has locked into the new season. Known widely as a chef among NBA fan circles, she's using that skill to ensure her husband's well-prepared ahead of every game. Ayesha displayed her cooking skills after preparing a delicious-looking meal for the four-time MVP the night before the Warriors opened against the LA Clippers at the Chase Center on Sunday.
"Home opener pre game dinner for my @stephencurry30 so excited for tomorrow," Ayesha wrote. "Creamy basil Ravioli w blistered candied tomatoes, sweet corn and grilled prawns. Garlic and herb tomahawk."
Steph Curry even had his best game of the short season after the next day, but it unfortunately ended sooner than expected. He suffered a left ankle injury twice during the game before finally exiting the contest early in the fourth quarter.
The Warriors star had 18 points and six rebounds, shooting 6 of 11, including 4 of 7 from 3-pointer. Golden State lost 112-104. Steph has been on the sidelines since. He's missed the past two games, but the Warriors have survived and won. The 36-year-old avoided major injury and could be back as soon as the Dubs' next game against the Rockets on Saturday.