Stephen Curry and his wife, Ayesha, celebrated their 12th wedding anniversary earlier this week, and the pair were spotted celebrating on Thursday during a romantic getaway in Greece. The pair relaxed on a boat as Curry donned a light blue bucket hat, white-and-grey short-sleeved button down and coral Under Armour swim shorts.
Ayesha wore a black-and-white striped outfit over a white bathing suit, and wore matching striped sandals as well. Ayesha could be seen snapping a selfie at one point as well.
The pair looked relaxed as they talked on a boat, with Warriors star Curry seen taking a photo of his wife. On Monday, Curry penned a touching message for Ayesha, who’s been by his side for 15 years. ‘My Woman. I Love you more than you know,’ he wrote in an Instagram post. ‘I’m thankful for every experience we have shared together. The highs, the lows, the ways life has brought us closer together through it all. Let’s keep going. More! I love you!’
In her own post, Ayesha wrote, ’12 years of being married to my best friend and love of my life. 15 years of dates and making memories. ‘So much more to go. I love this man so much!!! Feeling blessed beyond measure.’
Stephen is the latest NBA star to jet-set to Europe this summer, as Karl-Anthony Towns, Paul George and Patrick Beverley were seen with their significant others last week in Greece. Towns and his influencer girlfriend Jordyn Woods packed on the PDA in the water while the trio also bumped into Clippers big man Ivica Zubac.
Curry impressed in the American Century Championship golf tournament in Lake Tahoe last month as he won the celebrity event. Curry made a hole-in-one on and closed out the tournament with a closing eagle on the par-5 18th hole at Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course on the shores of Lake Tahoe. After the putt dropped, he tossed his hat into the air and ran into the arms of Ayesha. ‘I don’t do this for a living, so it’s something you dream about,’ Curry said. ‘I’ve been playing in this tournament for almost a decade and now I’ve got some hardware to show for it. It’s pretty special.’
Curry was the first Black winner of the tournament in its 34-year history. He becomes the fifth active athlete to win and the first since then-Tennessee Titans kicker Al del Greco in 2000. His first-place prize of $125,000 was donated to charity because Curry is an amateur golfer.
