Shirtless Stephen Curry flexes beside Ayesha during Warriors offseason vacation

Stephen Curry is in full Golden State Warriors offseason vacation mode, and he’s flexing his muscles with wife Ayesha Curry.
The 37-year-old NBA superstar wasn’t able to play after hurting his hamstring in Game 1 of the second round of the playoffs vs. the Minnesota Timberwolves, leaving Golden State with little chance in a series they lost 4-1.
He’s since been enjoying family with the kids and with Ayesha, 35. He was seen in adorable mode on son Cai’s 1st birthday, and then going fanboy mode at a Benson Boone concert in Napa where his wife crushed him in a cowboy top.
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The couple has been together since teenagers and married since 2011. They ditched their four kids Riley, 12, Ryan, 9, Canon, 6, and Cai for a beach-filled vacation where Ayesha shared photos of shirtless Steph flexing next to her.


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He makes those poses look “Stephortless” as the Inside the NBA TNT crew loves to say.
Ayesha also showed off she was having a good time on the water.

This isn’t the first time we’ve seen the couple jet off and relaxing at the beach as they got away to Mexico during the All-Star break where Ayesha stunned in her bikini next to Steph.

Hopefully they can let loose and party it up like they do.

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