On Tuesday night, Steph Curry and the Golden State Warriors bested LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers. Sure, they were the better team, but—I dare say?—they also had a better baby star in Riley Curry. Andre Iguodala might’ve won the trophy, but Riley is the real MVP, even if she was too tired to celebrate.
Last night, between watching Steph Curry and the Warriors lose to LeBron James and the Cavaliers, I caught ads for a new ABC drama called Quantico. It’s supposedly about a female FBI agent—though I think it’s really a soft porn? Maybe of the BDSM fantasy sort?
Ayesha Curry, mother of star baby Riley and wife of Golden State Warrior Steph Curry, wrote an open letter to sports fans and journalists alike who aren’t into her two-year-old acting like a two-year-old during her father’s NBA press conferences. In summation, Riley’s happiness is more important than yours so have a…
Steph Curry hits the court tonight with his Golden State Warriors team for the 2015 NBA Finals, and whether or not he beats LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers, it’s clear that Riley, star of babies, will make him feel like a champion.
