‘That’s How They Got All Them Kids’: Steph and Ayesha Curry’s Risqué Photo Leaves Fans’ Jaws on the Floor

The Currys are definitely keeping their relationship extra spicy.

The couple went on a romantic vacation during the NBA All-Star break as Steph Curry continues his recovery from a hand injury. The Golden State Warriors guard took to Instagram on Sunday and posted an extremely sexy photo of himself and his wife Ayesha.

Ayesha Curry
Ayesha Curry and Steph Curry. @stephencurry30/Instagram

Steph captioned the smoking-hot image, “Vacation vibes with my one and only 😍 like dat!”

The photo showed the NBA star lifting his wife by the hips as she wrapped her legs around him. Steph had his shirt off and wore form-fitting gray shorts, while Ayesha rocked a black-and-green bikini. She gave her husband a playful lick to the forehead.

Ayesha commented under Steph’s picture, “You coulda at least popped a filter on this. 😩 I love you though.”

@ayeshacurry/Instagram

Fans instantly noticed Steph grabbing his wife by the booty cheeks, while others noticed his apparent “bulge.”

“Okay!!! Period’t!!! I see sis sitting on that thangamajang😂❤️ yep baby#4 otw”

“Dammmmmm she poking out from the back and steph poking out from the front #StephCurry 🍆…GO #AyeshaCurry👅”

“Oh my what’s gotten into the Currys? Extra spicy 🌶🌶 he bout to blow her back out. They nasty 😜”

“I peep 🍆👀 Baby #4 😍😍😍😍 I ain’t mad at them!!!! #loveislove❤ That’s how they got all them kids lolol”

For Valentine’s Day, the couple shared sweet messages to each other.

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Ayesha and Stephen Curry at the launch of their Eat. Learn. Play. Foundation on July 18, 2019, in Oakland, California. (Photo: Kimberly White/Getty Images for Eat. Learn. Play.)

Steph wrote via Instagram, along with a picture of himself and Ayesha soaking up the sun, “Happy Vday babayyy! You are all the adjectives and more. Love you! ‘He who finds a wife finds a good thing!’ 😍”

His wife returned the love with a sweet tribute of her own and added, “Chooch I LOVE YOU. Nothing more needs to be said. You’re my everything. All of the things, always. Feeling blessed that we get to breathe the same air everyday and exist together. I’ll never take it for granted. Thank you for being silly with me, laughing with me, loving with me and sometimes for me. I’m a movement by myself but we’re a force when we’re together. Know what I mean? See what I did there? luh you 😍😍🥰”

Curry and Ayesha tied the knot in 2011. They share three children together, two daughters and one son.

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