Steph and Ayesha Curry’s Daughter Riley Blows Fans Away with Her Dance Moves Thanks to Beyoncé

Riley Curry is showing off her best dance moves to date! On Saturday, Aug. 8, Ayesha Curry, the wife to Golden State Warriors guard Steph Curry, shared a video on Instagram of Riley, 8, and Ryan Curry, 5, dancing to Beyoncé‘s “Already” track from the singer’s 2019 album “The Lion King: The Gift.”

Donning a yellow-and-white patterned two-piece short set with a black-and-white checkered jacket, neon sneakers and dark shades, Riley stood on the bed of a truck and mimicked some of Beyoncé’s choreography from the soundtrack’s visual album “Black Is King.” Riley’s little sister Ryan looked cool in her dark shades paired with a denim jacket and a tartan dress as she was sitting on the edge of the truck mouthing the words to the song.

Ryan Curry (L) and Riley Curry (R) performing the choreography to Beyoncé’s song “Already” from the singer’s visual album “Black Is King” (Photos: @ayeshacurry/Instagram)

“A little Saturday inspiration. 🖤 My baby girls. They are LOVING “’Black Is King,’ ” the mother of three captioned the footage. Several celebrities and people were impressed with their performance and flooded Ayesha’s comments section with their praises.

Actress Gabrielle Union wrote, “Obsessed 💛💛💛💛💛💛💛,” followed by “Insecure” star Yvonne Orji who said, “I. Am. Here. For. Alla. Dis.” Comments including “Okay! Riley is an entire MOOD. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽💖” and “All the vibes…can’t stop watching ✨ Get it girls 💛💛” also rolled in underneath the post.

Ryan Curry (L) and Riley Curry (R) (Photos: @ayeshacurry/Instagram)

Riley is no stranger to being the center of attention. As a toddler, she was known for stealing the spotlight at her father’s basketball press conferences and performing iconic dances like the “Nae Nae” on social media. While Riley and Ryan’s 1-year-old brother Canon Curry did not join in on the fun, the sisters still managed to give a jaw-dropping performance.

Ayesha Curry wearing her dress from her engagement photo shoot (Photos: @ayeshacurry/Instagram)

Steph and Ayesha tied the knot in 2011 and celebrated nine years of marriage on July 30. In honor of their anniversary, the host of “Ayesha’s Home Kitchen” shared a photo on Instagram that showed her in the dress she wore during her engagement photo shoot and explained that she was saving her dress for her daughters.

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