Following a huge win by the Golden State Warriors on Friday, Steph Curry shared a series of photos and videos on social media to celebrate the NBA Cup victory.
Curry scored 31 points to lead the Warriors to a 112-95 home win over the LA Lakers. On Instagram on Saturday, he wrote:
Thanks for the submission!
“Little sleepy in the 1st but we figured it out. Way to fight fellas!”
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Curry’s wife, Ayesha Curry, also reacted to the post:
“Yeah you did!”
Fans replied to Ayesha Curry’s comment, with several referencing her upcoming film with Roku, “Second Chance Holiday.”
“You lowkey activating bro, keep doing this,” one fan commented.
“Encouraging her,” another fan wrote.
“Keep that show going, so he can get even more p*ssed,” a fan said.
“Keep making Hallmark films. He’ll be seeing that 3rd MVP (with) the 5th ring at this rate. (He) is averaging 29 at 39,” another fan wrote.
“Keep doing what (you’re) doing, (you’re) helping us get him to be aggressive,” a fan posted.
According to ESPN on Tuesday, Curry’s holiday romantic-comedy film premieres Thursday. She will play Chelsey, a dating expert trying to break a “curse” of getting dumped during the holiday season.
The character will be reconnecting with her high school sweetheart, played by Matthew Daddario, brother of popular actress Alexandra Daddario. When she encounters her ex-boyfriend, she has to decide if the reunion would “change her luck and her love life.”
Steph Curry reacts to Ayesha Curry’s upcoming movie
After the trailer for “Second Chance Holiday” dropped Tuesday, Steph Curry expressed support for his wife’s first leading role in a feature film. The Golden State Warriors star referred to his wife as his leading lady and praised her hard work on the movie’s production.
“My Leading Lady,” Curry tweeted Tuesday. “I get to see the work behind the scenes and now the world gets to see you shine and this is just the beginning…”
Steph and Ayesha Curry have been married for 15 years and have four children together.
The Golden State Warriors return to action on Sunday against the LA Clippers. ESPN’s Anthony Slater reported that Curry is set to miss that game due to rest, but will be available on Monday vs. the Phoenix Suns.
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