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On the court, Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry might be a winner of four Larry O’Brien trophies, but off the court, he’s a proud father of four children. The soon-to-be Hall of Famer and his wife, Ayesha Curry, a cookbook author and renowned businesswoman, are proud parents of Riley, Ryan, Canon, and Caius. While the couple seems to have relaxed and laid-back personalities, their parenting style is quite different.

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There’s no doubt that Steph and Ayesha are adored by their fans—and rightfully so. After all, few celebrity couples remain as humble as they do, and that’s exactly the quality they want to instill in their kids. But how do they manage that, given the vast resources around their children? Well, Ayesha has come up with a brilliant approach. During a recent conversation with PBA News’ Judy Woodruff, the 37-year-old revealed how she and Steph keep their children grounded.

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Ayesha Curry stated that she and Steph try to lead by example. “I think for us, we try to lead by example. We sometimes wait for moments to happen, to, you know, teach them a lesson, especially when it comes to economics and things like that,” Curry said. “But for us, I think even within the framework of Eat, Learn, and Play, it’s about bringing them along, making sure they’re getting their hands dirty and seeing the different walks of life. For us, it’s making sure they understand how fortunate they are and that our children don’t grow up with a silver spoon in their mouths, because that’s the last thing we’d want.” She added.

The eleven-time All-Star’s wife explained that through their philanthropic initiative, Eat, Play and Learn, she and Stephen expose their children to different walks of life to help them realize their blessings. Ayesha also emphasized that her kids are no different from any other children in the world, highlighting the importance the couple places on humility. While some might see this as taking privileges away, it’s truly for the right reasons.

This approach showcases the power couple’s intention not to raise kids disconnected from reality—a common issue among children born into wealthy families. Steph and Ayesha want their children to know just how privileged they are, and so far, they’ve done an excellent job of ensuring that.

None of this would have been possible without leading by example, something the Currys demonstrated recently while attending the US Open.

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Stephen Curry and Ayesha Curry were spotted strolling through NYC streets

While many celebrities and athletes make a statement at the US Open through their outfits, Ayesha and Stephen Curry did so with a modest twist. The Golden State Warriors superstar was spotted with his wife as the couple found some time away from their four children. After Steph’s recent trip to China and Ayesha’s girls’ trip, they reunited to watch the US Open men’s final.

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During the game, the couple looked stylish yet simple. Steph wore a blue cardigan over a white t-shirt paired with worn denim jeans, while Ayesha sported a blue striped blazer with matching pants and a maroon handbag. Their understated outfits struck a chord with fans who appreciated their down-to-earth style.

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This exemplifies the “leading by example” parenting style Ayesha spoke about during her interview, a trait that fans admire and respect. This outing wasn’t the only time the couple opted for a low-key, relatable lifestyle. Plenty of times, Steph and Ayesha have been spotted blending in with the public and living humbly despite constant spotlight attention—something quite rare for celebrities of their stature.

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