Stephen and Ayesha Curry have nearly enough kids to field their own basketball team.
Steph Curry will be in Paris for his first Summer Olympics as a member of the U.S. men’s basketball team, hoping to bring home gold for his country — and his growing family.
The Currys welcomed their fourth child, son Caius Chai Curry, on May 11.
They announced his birth more than two weeks later in an Instagram post on Sunday, May 26.
In their joint post on social media, the couple shared a black-and-white photo of the newly minted mom-of-four holding her newborn son’s hand.
“Our sweet baby boy decided to make an early arrival!!” they wrote in the caption. “He’s doing great and we are finally settling in at home as a family of 6! So grateful!”
Back in March, Ayesha Curry visited Studio 1A with her bestie, Lindsay Lohan, to promote their Netflix movie, “Irish Wish,” and she shared details on her family news, as well.
“Ayesha, can we just say, ‘Congratulations’?” Jenna Bush Hager asked Ayesha.
“We have an announcement to make!” added Hoda Kotb.
“Yes,” said Ayesha Curry. “Baby No. 4.”
Hoda asked what led the Currys to expand their family.
Ayesha Curry said she felt like “someone was missing.”
“I’d be loading up the car, or setting the dinner table, and I’d be like, ‘I feel like we shouldn’t call it at three,'” she explained. “And he was like, ‘Music to my ears.'”
“He would want 10 kids,” she joked. “Easy for him to say, right?”
Ayesha Curry added, “Everything’s just feeling so balanced, so we’re really excited.”
Each of their children had slightly different reactions to the news.
Curry said Riley, her oldest child, was “skeptical but excited, but just kind of like, ‘Another one.'” She described other daughter Ryan as being very “physical,” so she kept an eye on her mom’s growing belly. Son Canon, her third child, was “enamored with everything” and constantly asked how big the baby was.
They welcomed daughter Riley in July 2012, daughter Ryan in July 2015, son Canon in July 2018 and son Caius in May 2024. The couple married in July 2011.
Read on to learn more about the Currys and their kids.
Riley Elizabeth Curry, 12
Ayesha Curry’s prior pregnancy news on March 1, 2024, came less than a year after she revealed that she regretted not shielding oldest child Riley from the public eye.
“When the social media thing started, nobody knew what that was going to become,” she said told Insider.
“If we had known back in the day just how chaotic it would make life, I don’t think we would’ve done it,” added the mom, who began taking Riley to public events, including her dad’s NBA games and press conferences, when she was just 2.
“But we were just genuinely living our lives back then. And we thought, ‘This is our kid. We’re bringing our kid along.’”
Riley seems to have inherited her mom’s love of cooking and began displaying her talents in the kitchen a few years ago. Riley used to appear on “Ayesha’s Home Kitchen,” the Food Network show her mom hosted from 2016-2017.
“It’s going to be really interesting to see what path she takes because she can throw down in the kitchen already,” Ayesha Curry told People in June 2022.
“She made us this chicken piccata the other night from scratch,” the proud mom continued. “I did absolutely nothing. People were hitting me up like, ‘That was fake, right?’ And I’m like, ‘Absolutely not, no.’ She did it from start to finish and it was absolutely delicious. I was so proud I could cry.”
The following year, Riley’s dad revealed that his daughter also has athletic ability and is “super into volleyball.”
“So she’s found something she loves, and she’s passionate about it, and she loves to work at it,” Steph Curry told People in July 2023.
The same month, Ayesha wished Riley a happy 11th birthday on Instagram.
“My first born is 11!!! We can’t believe it. Time has just flown by. I am so proud of my sweet, smart, talented, captivating big girl. It’s a joy being her mama. Riley Roo is 11!” she wrote.
Ryan Carson Curry, 9
Like her older sister, the couple’s younger daughter, Ryan, melts fans’ hearts when she attends her dad’s NBA games.
Ayesha Curry marked Ryan’s 8th birthday in July 2023 by sharing a few photos of the little girl celebrating on Instagram.
“My baby girl is 8 today!!! I remember the day she was born like it was yesterday… My little night time baby. Full of energy, spunk, love and charisma. This girl makes our world go round. My Ryan. My 🦋,” she wrote.
Her dad shared a birthday tribute a few days later. “A little late on the post, but This. Is. 8!” he wrote, alongside a photo of his little girl.
Ayesha Curry shared more about Ryan’s personality in a sweet tribute on her 7th birthday in July 2022.
“Our baby girl is 7! She is compassionate, head strong, caring, smart, beyond loving and certainly beats to her own drum! We love our little butterfly. @stephencurry30 and I are so proud,” she wrote, alongside several pics of Ryan celebrating with birthday cake while wearing a cute beret.
Canon W. Jack Curry, 6
The couple’s third child, son Canon, turned 6 in July 2024.
For Canon’s 5th birthday, Ayesha Curry shared several photos on Instagram of her son in honor of his big day, writing, “Our baby boy is FIVE today! Our headstrong, courageous, smart, loving Canon Jack. Where does the time go?!”
Canon’s dad also posted a pic of his little boy, writing, “Keep shining Young Wolf!! #5,” and added a praying hands emoji.
In November 2018, Ayesha Curry opened up to People about Canon’s name. “France is one of our favorite places to vacation, and so his name’s actually French and it means young wolf, which Stephen loved because we kind of consider ourselves a wolf pack,” she said.
She added that she and her husband actually discussed naming one of their kids Canon on their honeymoon.
“We fell in love with the name. We didn’t know anybody with that name, and we thought it was special,” she said. “So seven years later, we finally got to use it.”
Caius Chai Curry
The couple welcomed their youngest child, son Caius, on May 11, 2024.
Ayesha Curry previously showed off her baby bump in a cover story for Sweet July‘s first digital edition called “The Village Issue.”
She explained what it was like to learn she was pregnant with her fourth child in her 30s, and she said it was “interesting” to see the way her doctor explained her pregnancy on paper.
“Many women in their 30s and 40s are going through this for the first time, and being told you’re ‘old’ feels alarming and wild,” she said. “I think the narrative needs to be shifted a little bit.”
On March 1, Ayesha Curry and Sweet July both shared an image of the cover on Instagram. In matching captions, they said the issue would explore “the gamut of our most cherished relationships,” as she “excitedly announces her growing family.”