The Golden State Warriors have seen plenty of unforgettable moments over the years, but few are as heartwarming as watching Stephen Curry ’s family grow up alongside his legendary career. This week, fans were left in disbelief as Curry’s oldest daughter, Riley Curry , made a striking appearance at a game, looking nearly unrecognizable from the toddler who once stole the spotlight during postgame interviews.
Riley Curry joins celebration after Golden State Warriors’ play-in victory
Stephen Curry turned back the clock with a dominant 37-point performance against the Memphis Grizzlies on Tuesday night, sealing a play-in win and securing the No. 7 seed for the Golden State Warriors. But it was the postgame celebration that caught just as much attention. Riley Curry, now 12, stood courtside with her mother, Ayesha Curry, sharing a victory dance that showed just how much she’s grown.
Standing nearly as tall as her 5-foot-8 mom, Riley’s appearance was a far cry from the little girl who became an internet sensation during the Warriors’ 2015 championship run. The moment was a nostalgic reminder of how quickly time has passed for the Curry family—and for the fans who’ve watched them over the years.
Fans react to Riley Curry’s transformation
Social media erupted with reactions as images of Riley Curry circulated online. Many fans expressed shock at how much she’s changed, with one writing, “Damn, I’m getting old.” Another pointed out the strong resemblance between father and daughter, saying, “Literally look just like Steph. Can’t believe she’s 12 already that finals feels like it just happened”
A third fan echoed the sentiment, adding, “NBA players kids grow up in front of us. Important as fans to always be respectful! S curry went through the same thing!” The responses highlighted just how much Riley’s growth has mirrored the Golden State Warriors’ journey over the past decade.
The Curry family remains Stephen Curry’s biggest supporters
Ayesha and the couple’s four children—Riley, 9-year-old Ryan, 6-year-old Canon, and 11-month-old Caius—are regulars at Warriors games. Last summer, the entire family traveled to Paris to cheer Stephen Curry on as he won gold with Team USA at the Olympics, playing alongside greats like LeBron James and Kevin Durant.
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With the Golden State Warriors now set to face the No. 2 seed Houston Rockets in the first round of the playoffs, the Curry clan will undoubtedly be back in the stands, celebrating every moment. And if Riley’s latest appearance is any indication, fans might need to prepare for even more surprises as the Curry kids continue to grow up in the spotlight.
Riley Curry joins celebration after Golden State Warriors’ play-in victory
Stephen Curry turned back the clock with a dominant 37-point performance against the Memphis Grizzlies on Tuesday night, sealing a play-in win and securing the No. 7 seed for the Golden State Warriors. But it was the postgame celebration that caught just as much attention. Riley Curry, now 12, stood courtside with her mother, Ayesha Curry, sharing a victory dance that showed just how much she’s grown.
Standing nearly as tall as her 5-foot-8 mom, Riley’s appearance was a far cry from the little girl who became an internet sensation during the Warriors’ 2015 championship run. The moment was a nostalgic reminder of how quickly time has passed for the Curry family—and for the fans who’ve watched them over the years.
Fans react to Riley Curry’s transformation
Social media erupted with reactions as images of Riley Curry circulated online. Many fans expressed shock at how much she’s changed, with one writing, “Damn, I’m getting old.” Another pointed out the strong resemblance between father and daughter, saying, “Literally look just like Steph. Can’t believe she’s 12 already that finals feels like it just happened”
A third fan echoed the sentiment, adding, “NBA players kids grow up in front of us. Important as fans to always be respectful! S curry went through the same thing!” The responses highlighted just how much Riley’s growth has mirrored the Golden State Warriors’ journey over the past decade.
The Curry family remains Stephen Curry’s biggest supporters
Ayesha and the couple’s four children—Riley, 9-year-old Ryan, 6-year-old Canon, and 11-month-old Caius—are regulars at Warriors games. Last summer, the entire family traveled to Paris to cheer Stephen Curry on as he won gold with Team USA at the Olympics, playing alongside greats like LeBron James and Kevin Durant.
Also read: JJ Redick applauds Luka Doncic’s unstoppable confidence; Lakers fans hyped for playoff run - "He doesn’t think ANYONE can guard him!"
With the Golden State Warriors now set to face the No. 2 seed Houston Rockets in the first round of the playoffs, the Curry clan will undoubtedly be back in the stands, celebrating every moment. And if Riley’s latest appearance is any indication, fans might need to prepare for even more surprises as the Curry kids continue to grow up in the spotlight.
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