“If you still believe that I’m still a good NBA player and I remain your favorite, I need a “Yes” In the comment section!!!,”

“If you still believe that I’m still a good NBA player and I remain your favorite, I need a huge !!! Yes!!!,”

Curry and his wife, Ayesha, have been together since 2003 and got married in 2011. She has been by his side throughout his entire NBA journey, which began when he was drafted by Golden State in 2009. Now in his 16th season with the same organization, the couple has four children-two girls and two boys. On Friday, Curry took to social media to share a heartfelt message to Ayesha after another Valentine’s Day spent together.

They’ve experienced both highs and lows, but Ayesha has had the privilege of watching Stephen Curry enjoy a Hall of Fame-caliber career, winning four championships in the NBA and become the greatest 3-point shooter of all-time.

She also got to witness his historic performance at the Paris Olympics last summer, where he captured his first gold medal. At 36, Curry understands that the end of his playing career is approaching, but he’s cherishing every moment he has left. Coincidentally, All-Star weekend, which began on Friday night, is taking place in San Francisco-Curry’s home city, where he’s had a profound impact.

This will likely mark the final time the Bay Area hosts the event while he’s still playing. The star point guard is an All-Star starter for Sunday’s game and will be playing on Team Shaq, coached by Shaquille O’Neal. He’ll also have the opportunity to play alongside LeBron James and Kevin Durant as the NBA debuts its new All-Star Game format.