There are already a lot of children living in Ayesha Curry’s home thanks to her marriage to NBA player Steph Curry, and more are on the way! Fans have been curious about the couple’s other children ever since they revealed on March 1, 2024, that they were expecting baby No. 4.

How many children are Steph Curry and Ayesha Curry?

Since getting married in 2011, the actress and professional basketball player have welcomed three children together. In July 2012, Ayesha gave birth to Riley Elizabeth Curry, a daughter. This was their first child. Ryan Carson Curry, the second baby, was born in July 2015. Canon W. Jack Curry, Steph and Ayesha’s first child, was born in July 2018.

What Are The Thoughts Of Steph Curry And Ayesha On Parenthood?

In a December 2022 installment of “The World’s First Podcast,” Ayesha shared her initial insights as a mother of three children.
She said at the time, “I try to live with a sense of gratitude and instill that in my kids. I realize all of the blessings that my family and I have. I’m super, hyper aware of that.”


“In the end, I just want to raise kids who are going to grow up to be these adults who are generous and compassionate and just nice people,” the cookbook author said. There isn’t much more to it, actually.
Steph has also been quite outspoken about his experiences as a father. In an interview with PopSugar from April 2018, he said that his favorite aspect of being a father is “the perspective” his children give him on a “daily basis.”

Adding, “You always have to be on your toes when you’re around them,” Steph talked about how “observant” his kids are of him and his wife. That is the reason they improve my wife and I every day.

Ayesha Curry has talked about her fourth pregnancy.

In an essay published on March 1, 2024, in her magazine Sweet July, Ayesha disclosed that she and Steph had previously believed they were “done” having children.
She continued, writing, “And then, last year, we looked at each other and agreed we wanted to do this again,” feeling as though “someone was missing.” With the knowledge that this would complete our family, we set out on this trip.


She also mentioned how she was inspired to “slow down and take in every single little thing” because she knew that this would be her “last pregnancy.”


According to Ayesha, it might be “alarming and wild” at times for her pregnancy to be categorized as “geriatric.” She expressed her hope that in the future, the discussion about pregnancy in women in their 30s and 40s will be more nuanced.