Homeschooling With The Curry’s? Ayesha Says It’s Steph’s ‘Strong Suit’ After He Slept Through Diaper Changes
As many homes throughout the country have now turned into little schools of their own with many students still learning remotely due to COVID-19, it’s no different for Steph and Ayesha Curry and their little ones.
Ayesha was recently on The Kelly Clarkson Show where they talked about distance learning and more. During their virtual conversation, Kelly asked Ayesha how her “mommy pandemic” and “remote learning” was going, as we’re sure many of you at home are going through your own little mommy or dad pandemic, as well. Ayesha said that Steph “has really stepped in with the education and their schooling.”
Just as the 3-time NBA champion steps in to drain 3 after 3, he’s stepping in to help his kids learn. But as Ayesha joked, since she birthed their kids, now Steph can birth and nurture their education. She also joked that he’s making up for lost time.
When there’s little time on the clock in the NBA with the Warriors, the ball is going to one of the Splash Bro’s hands to hit a game-winning shot. But, when it comes to diaper changing? Well, that reportedly went to Ayesha in the Curry household.
“I’m so grateful but you know, he’s making up for lost time, to be quite frank, because he would sleep through all of the diaper changes and the late nights when they were babies and so now this is his strong suit,” Ayesha said.
And Kelly Clarkson put it best when she said, “It’s all about being a good team.”
Just like Curry and the Warriors displayed that ball movement and winning on the court, the Curry’s are making that good team from schooling to, yes, diaper changing.
Charlie Lapastora is a sports/news multimedia journalist who’s reported, written, produced, anchored, shot video/edited on different NBC, ABC, and FOX shows in multiple TV markets, along with digital & new media companies. Charlie has traveled the country telling national sports, news, feature, and original stories on a cable news network, airing on top 10 TV markets, satellite radio, and digital platforms. He is passionate about his faith, family—being a husband to whom he calls the G.O.A.T. of women—about reppin’ his home state of Michigan and Detroit teams (yes, including the Lions), good coffee, and loves how sports brings people together. He’s traveled the world leading and coaching sports camps and has also worked at the Detroit Pistons and LA Clippers’ NBA teams.