# GOOD NEWS: NBA star Stephen Curry and his wife Ayesha Curry share good news about their fifth child, and he announces that this will be the son… The whole story.
Oakland, November 11, 2025 – Stephen Curry, the Golden State Warriors’ star point guard and four-time NBA champion, not only dominates the court with his impossible three-pointers.
Today, together with his wife Ayesha, he shared news that has filled millions of followers around the world with joy: the Curry family is expecting their fifth child! The announcement, made through an emotional Instagram post and a brief virtual press conference from his home in the Bay Area, has unleashed a wave of global congratulations.
But what has left everyone speechless is Stephen’s revelation: this baby will be the son they longed for, the younger brother who will complete their family team.
The couple, married since 2011, is already the parents of three daughters and one son: Riley (13 years old), Ryan (10 years old), Canon (7 years old) and Cai (born in 2024).
For years, the Currys have been open about their desire to expand the family, even joking in interviews about the possibility of a “fifth starter.” Ayesha, businesswoman, chef and best-selling author, confirmed the pregnancy in a photo where she shows off a discreet baby bump, accompanied by the message: “Five is the magic number.
God continues to bless us.” Stephen, visibly excited, added in his post: “The Curry team is expanding! This will be the son we prayed for. Let’s go for the full quintet!”
The news comes at a sweet time for the couple. Stephen, at 37 years old, is having a solid season with the Warriors, averaging 26.4 points per game and leading the team in the Western Conference.
Ayesha, for her part, has just launched a new line of baby products in collaboration with her brand Sweet July, which includes eco-friendly diapers and sustainable children’s clothing.
Sources close to the family reveal that the pregnancy was planned after Cai’s birth, and that both were “ready for the next chapter.” “We wanted our children to grow up with a male brother close in age to Canon,” Ayesha confessed in an exclusive interview with People en Español.
The announcement not only celebrates the arrival of a new member, but highlights the strength of the Curry marriage. In an era where celebrity relationships often crumble under public pressure, Stephen and Ayesha have built a legacy of love, faith and family values.
Raised in Christian environments, they have raised their children with principles of gratitude and community service. Riley, the oldest, is already a social influencer with her own YouTube channel about fashion and basketball; Ryan excels in school swimming; Canon is the “mini-Steph” who imitates his father’s shots in the backyard.
The new baby, whose name has not yet been revealed (although rumors are circulating that he could honor a grandfather), will arrive in May 2026, according to medical estimates.
Stephen did not miss the opportunity to connect the news with his passion for basketball. “This will be my ‘fifth man,’” he joked, referring to the starting five on the court. “In life, as in the game, it’s about team.
Ayesha is my MVP, and these kids are my All-Stars.” The metaphor is not accidental: the Currys have turned their home into a training ground for life, where empathy drills, responsibility passes and free throws of unconditional love are practiced.
The reaction has been massive.
On social media, #CurryBaby5 became a global trend in less than an hour, with messages from LeBron James (“Congratulations, brother! Another MVP on the way”), Kevin Durant (“The legacy grows”) and even the president of the NBA, Adam Silver, who sent an official gift basket from the league.
In Spain and Latin America, where Stephen has legions of fans, media such as Marca and ESPN Deportes highlighted the news on the cover. Even brands like Under Armour, a Curry Brand sponsor, announced a limited edition of “Family Five” sneakers with five embroidered stars.
But behind the euphoria, there is a story of resilience. Ayesha has been open about the challenges of motherhood with multiples, including a bout of postpartum depression after the birth of Ryan. “I learned to ask for help and prioritize my mental health,” he said on his podcast.
Stephen, for his part, has reduced business commitments to be present at home, setting up a family gym and a professional kitchen where Ayesha experiments with recipes for the children. The couple also plans to involve older siblings in caring for the baby, encouraging responsibility from an early age.
The fifth child comes in a year of milestones for the Currys. Stephen has just revealed his Global Basketball Academy, a project that will impact millions of underprivileged children. Ayesha will release a sisterhood children’s book in 2026.
Together, they will donate 10% of Curry Brand profits this quarter to foundations supporting single mothers. “We want our fifth baby to be born in a more equitable world,” Stephen said.
As the Warriors prepare for their next game against the Lakers, Stephen Curry trains with a different smile. In the locker room, his teammates joke about “the upcoming rookie.” At home, Ayesha organizes the baby’s room with neutral tones and a mini basketball hoop.
The now legendary Curry family is preparing for its biggest move: raising five children with love, faith and a ball in hand.
“This son will be special,” Stephen concluded. “Not because it completes a number, but because it will remind the world that family is the true championship.” And with that phrase, the shooter who revolutionized basketball has just hit the most emotional three-pointer of his life.
