Steph Curry, son Canon share rare public moment at Andre Iguodala jersey retirement

Stephen Curry is busy in the middle of basketball season, but is getting in some quality family time when he can. On Sunday, Steph had some adorable father-son time in a rare public moment with his six-year-old Canon.
Steph, 36, has spent lots of time with wife Ayesha, 35, during the NBA All-Star break for the Golden State Warriors in the Bay Area, where they attended the weekend festivities with Ayesha in an “uncomfortable” fit and the two had an epic reaction to Max McClung’s winning dunk. They were able to get away for a quick Cabo trip as well where Ayesha stunned in a black bikini.
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Why Ayesha is usually he one showing off the sweet family moments like new baby Caius on a hike, and the girls Riley, 12, and Ryan, 9, in Toronto for a Taylor Swift concert, Canon was sitting with dad on the court for former Warriors star Andre Igoudala’s No. 9 jersey retirement ceremony at the Chase Center Sunday after dad and Golden State defeated the Dallas Mavericks.

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Cameras caught Steph and Canon doing an elaborate and cute handshake together.
Those are memories Canon will take with him forever sitting with his dad and have a moment in public together.

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Matt Ryan is a dedicated sports journalist with over 20 years of experience in digital and linear media. After receiving a Masters in Journalism from USC, he’s worked for Fox Sports, NBC Sports, Yahoo Sports, USA Today Sports Media Group, and Bally Sports, while holding various leadership roles along the way.