The announcement of Ayesha Curry and husband Steph Curry’s fourth child together has been made public.
The 34-year-old actress and cookbook author, along with her 35-year-old NBA player husband, announced their announcement in Sweet July Magazine. She also disclosed her amazement at expecting a second child.
She made the announcement by flashing her growing baby bulge in a high-quality magazine photo shoot.
Ayesha acknowledged that she and Steph had first “thought we were done” with having children, but claimed they had come to the conclusion that “someone was missing” from their family the previous year.
As of right now, the couple is parents to three children: boy Canon, age five, and daughters Riley, age 11, and Ryan, age 8.
Ayesha mentioned that she has been wanting Japanese peaches and has been on a “watermelon kick” in her Sweet July piece.
I’m still getting used to all that this fourth pregnancy has changed. It’s odd and regrettable that I’ve been obsessed with watermelon when they’re not truly in season.
I’ve had a taste for these tiny Japanese peaches. I also used a highly unhealthy sausage, egg, and cheese McGriddle for three weeks.
However, one of the most significant changes is a renewed realization that time truly does fly by in an instant. And it may all be taken away in the blink of an eye. That has inspired me to appreciate each moment and calm down, particularly since this is my final pregnancy.
She also spoke candidly about her experiences as a thirty-something mother, saying, “My doctor’s appointments have been really interesting.” Since I’m in my 30s, the event is being referred to in all of this documentation as a “geriatric pregnancy,” with all of the associated worries.
It’s my belief that discussions about women, their ages, and having children ought to be more nuanced. For many women in their 30s and 40s, this is their first experience, so hearing that you’re considered “old” is unsettling and bizarre. The story needs to be somewhat changed, in my opinion.
Ayesha also talked about how important it is to trust her own “maternal instinct.”
What I’ve discovered about parenthood is that you have to really trust yourself in the midst of all the chaos. Your maternal instinct is more significant than all the books and classes you do in a million years. You and your child will always know what’s best for you. Not everyone is in the same circumstance, either. Our parenting styles are as distinctive as we are as individuals. I firmly believe that parents should make the best decisions for their children.
She did concede, though, that raising a child “truly takes a village,” noting that when she was expecting her other children, she had been more “stubborn” about accepting assistance.
Having said that, I am aware that I need help; this really does require a village. Having a strong core group of people by your side is essential to completing any task, be it parenting, starting a business, or even cooking, especially in this day and age.
“The village wasn’t always what I wanted.” I was incredibly obstinate during my previous pregnancies. And in the end, that wounded me. It was incredibly difficult for me. I had to learn to swallow my pride and accept that it was acceptable to accept assistance from others around me and to not be afraid to ask for it. Furthermore, I’m still attempting to envision how to construct my village.
In 2011, Ayesha wed Steph, a Golden State Warriors point player.
During the summer, the pair celebrated 12 years of marriage, and Curry wrote a heartfelt letter to Ayesha, who has been by his side for 15 years.
“My Woman.” “I love you more than you realize,” he stated in a message on Instagram.
I’m appreciative of all the experiences we have had together. Through all of life’s ups and downs, we have gotten closer to one another. Let’s proceed. Extra! I cherish you!
Ayesha added, “12 years of being married to my best friend and love of my life,” in her own post. Fifteen years of dates and capturing moments.
Still a long way to go. I adore this dude beyond measure! Feeling incredibly fortunate.
Ayesha is a successful businesswoman and recipe author.
In 2020, she introduced the lifestyle label Sweet July. The company is made up of a product line, an Oakland-based store, and a lifestyle magazine. Last year, Sweet July Skin, a skincare line, was launched.