Stephen Curry and wife Ayesha Curry have undoubtedly become the hottest couple in the NBA. Whenever the pro basketball is not in the court, he is doing some daddy duties both to his daughters and his wife, and everyone simply can’t help but feel happy for Stephen’s family life.
And just yesterday, Stephen Curry and his wife once again proved how cute of a couple they are when Ayesha posted a black and white dubsmash clip of her and her hubby channeling the viral "Charlie bit my finger" video that became huge on YouTube since it was uploaded eight years ago.
In the playful but nothing short of clip, Stephen could be seen biting his wife's finger. Ayesha then channels Harry by speaking and yelling at Stephen, who is obviously playing Charlie's part in the video.
Fans were quick to notice the video clip and they expressed how they loved the dusbmash Mr. and Mrs. Curry did. One fan thugginn wrote: "Love this one especially the ending aww lol."
Another Instagram user named angelicious128 commented: "You guys are too darn cute!!! #bestcoupleaward #favoritecouple."
Creating dubsmash clips isn't something new to this couple since Ayesha has been uploading solo dubsmash clips on her Instagram for weeks now. And when her husband has time to spare, she also collaborates with him for a playful video recording.
The latest dubsmash clip from the couple comes in the wake of Ayesha's revelation that she's giving her husband some private rewards when he does well in a game.
According to MediaTakeOut, when Stephen shoots well, especially if he can hit five three pointers, he'll be rewarded in bed post-game.
Ayesha didn't directly say this, but she clearly implied this reward setup when she responded to a fan who tagged her in @DonCapra's post that read: When you ask bae what's for dinner and she says 'me if you make 5 3's tonight."
WFTV.com reported that the 26-year-old agreed to the post saying, "pretty accurate."
Days prior, Ayesha took to Instagram to post a snap of her and their two daughters which she captioned: "Cheering on daddy at home tonight because... Bedtime duh! Let's go @stephencurry30 lets go dubs."
Meanwhile, Stephen, who is father to Sydel and Maria Alexander, recently commented on LeBron James' motivational speech for the Cleveland Cavaliers.
In an interview with USA Today Sports, Curry revealed that he heard James' comment about the Golden State Warriors hunger for winning.
"I mean he's motivating his team however he needs to. But he's not in our locker room, so he doesn't know kind of what's going on. You can look at our record and make that (assumption about the Warriors being hungry). It's probably pretty self-explanatory that we're hungry," Stephen said.
Stephen also took pride in his team's secret to being undefeated. He said, "Because we want to be great, I don't think great teams take nights off. I don't think great teams really coast through parts of the schedule just because you feel like you have the talent to do it. That cheats the process, and I think we have guys who understand (that)."
