The wife of the professional basketball player shares a video taken by their 7-year-old daughter Riley, who gives a commentary on the couple's romantic moment.
- Feb 29, 2020
AceShowbiz - Ayesha Curry and Stephen Curry (II)'s daughter is apparently a big fan of their romantic moment. In a new video uploaded on social media on Friday, February 28, 7-year-old Riley Elizabeth couldn't help but gush over how "cute" her parents are as she secretly filmed them slow dancing at home.
The short footage kicked off with Ayesha and Stephen slow dancing in the middle of their living room. While the two were engrossed in their own loved-up scene with romantic music playing in the background, Riley quietly commented from behind the camera, "So cute." She went on to rave, "In love! So crazy in love."
Sharing the video on her Instagram account was Ayesha. In the caption of the post, she expressed amusement over Riley's commentary with a face-with-tears-of-joy emoji. "Going to have to change my phone passwords. 7 going on 17 with her wit," she added, before sharing her hope that she and Stephen "dance like this forever unless it's a bubble ting then we will do that."
Riley's reaction did not only charm Ayesha, but also delight many others. Singer Kelly Rowland commented, "This IS THE cutest!!" Jordyn Woods chimed in, "Awww," along with a love-eyes and a face-with-tears-of-joy emoji. "The Chew" former co-host Daphne Oz dropped three love-eyes emojis, while author Danielle Walker praised, "She's the best."
Ayesha and Stephen themselves have sent the Internet buzzing over a racy photo from their Valentine's Day holiday. On February 16, the NBA athlete posted on Instagram a picture of him carrying his wife, who's making a suggestive move by licking his forehead. It prompted his wife to cheekily scolded him for choosing a snap that displayed his junk poking from his gray shorts.
Stephen's post and Ayesha's comment ensued some to lightheartedly reply with such comment as "no filter needed" and "Welp..number 4 otw." Others, however, slammed them for sharing too much. "What a testimony keep your life private @stephencurry30 do you know how many minors follow you, just not appropriate," one wrote.
