Tense moments involving NBA star Steph Curry and his wife, Ayesha Curry, were captured on video over the weekend, creating a buzz following Team USA’s gold medal victory at the Paris Olympics.
Footage has surfaced of Steph Curry having a heated exchange with French photographers as he exited L’Avenue with his family.
In the video, Curry is seen reacting sharply to photographers’ cameras encroaching on his space.
“Watch out!” the 36-year-old Curry is heard yelling. “Get that out of my momma’s face!”
An official from Team USA can also be heard urging, “Make a hole!” to clear a path for Curry and his group.
This incident followed a separate video that captured a distressing moment for Ayesha Curry, Steph’s wife.
The footage, shared by The Hollywood Fix on YouTube, shows Ayesha, along with Curry’s mother, Sonja, and fellow NBA player Draymond Green, struggling to access their car after Team USA’s gold medal game on Saturday.
Ayesha, who was holding their infant son Caius, appeared visibly upset as Sonja expressed frustration to the French police.
The officers reportedly informed them that no one was allowed to cross the street due to President Emmanuel Macron’s impending arrival.
During the confrontation, Green alleged that an officer had accidentally struck the baby.
“So even after you hit the baby in the head, there’s still nothing y’all can do to get them out of here?” Green is heard saying in the video. It is unclear if the alleged “hit” of the baby ever actually occurred.
The stressful scenes followed a triumphant moment for Team USA, who secured a 98-87 victory over France in the gold medal game held at Bercy Arena.
Curry’s standout performance, including four crucial three-pointers in the fourth quarter, was instrumental in clinching the gold for America.
His memorable shot – a behind-the-back, step-back three-pointer over French star Victor Wembanyama – was particularly notable.
Curry, who contributed a total of 60 points in Team USA’s final two games, added another Olympic gold medal to his illustrious career, further solidifying his legacy as one of the game’s greats.
The gold medal match drew 19.5 million viewers, making it the most-watched Olympic basketball game since 1996.
Following the victory, Curry humorously wore a “Nuit Nuit” sweatshirt, which translates to “Night Night” in French, a playful nod to Team USA’s victory over France.
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