Stephen Curry's hidden talent takes internet by storm after Ayesha Curry shares rare family moment
Stephen Curry has not been on the basketball court since the Golden State Warriors were knocked out by the Minnesota Timberwolves in the second round of the NBA Playoffs in May 2025.
As fans wait for his return, something unexpected on Instagram has caught their attention.
Ayesha Curry
shared something new and surprising about her husband that has everyone talking, but it's not about basketball.
Ayesha Curry shares new side of Stephen Curry through touching Instagram post
On July 3, Ayesha Curry posted a series of personal photos of her family on her official Instagram page @ayeshacurry. In the caption, she wrote, 'Us on film.' The pictures showed peaceful, sweet moments of Ayesha, Stephen Curry, and their children - Riley, Ryan, and Canon.
What fans didn't know at first was that Stephen Curry himself took the photos. Ayesha later revealed that Steph had been the one behind the camera. The post gave fans a look into their family life, showing a calm and artistic side of the
NBA
star.
Fan reaction
The photos were warmly received online. Thousands of fans left kind comments. One wrote, 'Such a beautiful family! Great memories to cherish, Mom & Dad.' Another said, 'You look great, Mom.
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Tell Dad I said hi.' The post quickly became popular, with many fans loving this personal side of the Curry family.
Stephen Curry's photography hobby adds a new layer to his off-court personality
Stephen Curry is already known for many things: being the NBA's greatest three-point shooter, a four-time NBA champion, and a devoted father and husband. But now, fans are learning something new. He may be exploring photography as a serious hobby.
The film photos posted by Ayesha had a calm and nostalgic feel. They weren't like regular phone pictures. This made fans even more curious about Curry's new interest. Many were surprised but also impressed that he's diving into something creative while on a break from basketball.
As reported by People and NBC Sports, Stephen Curry is spending his break with family. He has been seen with his kids and on the golf course. Fans are also seeing his recent obsession - taking images using antiquated film cameras.
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If Curry continues exploring this new interest with the same focus he brings to basketball, fans might soon see his work in a gallery. For now, the beautiful snapshots shared by Ayesha have already left a lasting impression online.
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