On Tuesday, Ayesha, 30, shared a big group photo of her family celebrating husbandStephen Curry‘s win at theNBAWestern Conference Championship.
In the happy shot, Ayesha and Steph, 31, are seen standing near the right wall smiling, while the mom of three holds her 10-month-old sonCanonin her arms.
The couple’s other two daughtersRiley, 6, andRyan, 3, are also featured in the center of the picture standing among their family members.
“Infinitely proud of these guys. Gods grace and mercy continues to cover our family and we are so grateful,” shecaptioned the photo. “Not about wins and losses, it’s all about family. Moments like this simply put it all into perspective.”
“Are you pregnant 🤰 again?????” asked one follower, to which Ayesha jokingly responded back, “absolutely not LOL. My 30lb son is just breaking my back in every Photo🤷🏽♀️”
“30 lbs?!?!? He’s bigger than my 19 month old nephew 😂😂😂❤️” wrote one user.
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“30lbs at 10months?? Sheesh” added someone else.
Ayesha continued to remain mum on the post until one particular user commented with a suggestion about feeding her son, which did not sit well with the celebrity chef at all.
“Maybe portion-control his food a bit,” the user wrote in a since-deleted comment.
In response, Ayesha fired back, “excuse you? No. Just no.”
“maybe mind your biscuits a little bit,” joked another person.
“don’t even answer the nonsense. If you were it’s between you and your husband. And since you’re not just ignore the foolery!! You are a beautiful queen with beautiful family!!!!” noted someone else.
Ayesha has previously opened up about theprocess of feeding her kidsand when she and Steph feel it’s appropriate to let them indulge a bit.
“In our house, you’re definitely not getting dessert if you don’t eat your dinner!” she toldParentsmagazine for the Marchcover issue. “But we do throw the rules out the window once in a while. We love to havemovie night with the kids wherewe eat popcorn, ice cream and then breakfast for dinner.”
She also added that things get a little more hectic during the week. “I’m not going to sugarcoat it — weekday breakfasts are tough,” Ayesha admitted. “Sometimes it’s akids’ protein bar or handfuls of fruitserved up on paper towels and eaten in the car.”
Despite these minor struggles, Ayesha told the outlet she figured out an easy way to get her kids to eat their veggies.
She continued, “That said, Riley doesn’t like mashed potatoes! I don’t know why; maybe it’s a texture thing. Ryanwill eat anything. She’ll sit there and down oysters.”
source: people.com
