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Stephen Curry enjoys Malibu dinner date with wife Ayesha… after winning NBA’s 3-point contest

Sport — 04/12/2024

On Monday, Golden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry and his chef wife Ayesha went to Nobu Malibu for a sushi date.

High school sweethearts: The Currys originally met, age 14 and 15, at a church youth group in Charlotte, NC
The 32-year-old NBA player and his sweetheart from Canada, who turns 32 on March 23, took care to wear face masks to protect others and themselves from the coronavirus.

'Mommy and Daddy's favorite people!' The Ohio-born baller and the Full Plate cookbook author are proud parents of son Canon W. Jack, 2; daughter Riley Elizabeth, 8; and daughter Ryan Carson, 5 (pictured January 4)
According to Johns Hopkins University, as of Monday, there were 1.2 million verified COVID-19 cases in Los Angeles, resulting in 22,041 deaths.
On July 30, Stephen (born Wardell), who was dressed for his outing in a Staycoolnyc cardigan, will celebrate ten years of marriage to Ayesha.

'That's a wrap!' On Sunday, Stephen and Ayesha were in Atlanta for All-Star Weekend where he won his second three-point contest against Utah Jazz guard Mike Conley
At a Christian youth group in Charlotte, North Carolina, the Currys first got together when they were 14 and 15.
The ballerina from Ohio and the author of the Full Plate cookbook are thrilled parents to their two-year-old baby Canon W. Jack, eight-year-old Riley Elizabeth, and five-year-old Ryan Carson.

Curry told ESPN of the reaction from the small crowd allowed in State Farm Arena: 'I could hear the temperature rise a little bit. It was some awesome competition. I'm glad I got it done'
While attending All-Star Weekend in Atlanta on Sunday with Ayesha, Stephen defeated Utah Jazz guard Mike Conley to win his second three-point game.
Regarding the response from the tiny group of people permitted inside State Farm Arena, Curry told ESPN, “I could hear the temperature rise a little bit.”

It was an incredible competition. I’m relieved I finished it.

Since none of the NBA’s players, coaches, or match officials tested positive for the coronavirus while in Georgia, the weekend was a success all around.