"Love to see him on all fours scrubbing the toilet": Steph Curry's sister jokes about Kevin Durant's household skills after mom's viral revelation 

Kevin Durant has been one of the faces of the NBA for the past decade, and he will go down as one of the best scorers the league has ever seen when he decides to retire. However, his mother, Wanda Durant, brought to light one of his lesser-known skills over All-Star Weekend: cleaning.

KD's tight bond with his mother has been well-documented throughout his career, but her comments spurred reaction from WNBA sophomore Cameron Brink and Sydel Curry-Lee, Stephen Curry's sister. The two spoke about the quote and their reaction to it on their recent podcast episode.

On Thursday's "Straight to Cam," Brink and Curry-Lee dove into Wanda's claims about her son's cleaning skills. Specifically, they spoke about what they thought of Kevin cleaning his bathroom.

"I would love to see him on all fours scrubbing the toilet," Curry-Lee said. "Not that he ever has to, ever again."

The two hosts joked about the obscurity of the comment that humanized one of the most popular athletes in the country. That being said, this isn't the first time that Wanda has spoken about Kevin outside his capacity as a basketball player. She has taken to her son's defense many times, even in a game where she had some choice words for P.J. Tucker when Kevin faced him in the playoffs.

Sydel Curry-Lee missed All-Star Weekend in The Bay, featuring Kevin Durant, Steph Curry and Co.

As the conversation continued, Cameron Brink and Sydel Curry-Lee spoke about the NBA All-Star Weekend in San Francisco. Curry-Lee was unable to attend the festivities due to her pregnancy but said that she was happy she took the time to recover, saying that she "would have been miserable" had she gone.

Brink filled in her co-host on her All-Star experience, telling her about an emotional conversation with her mentor, Stephen Curry, one night. Brink and Curry-Lee dove into what All-Star means to athletes and people in the basketball world, explaining that it is more like work than a good time.

Brink and Curry-Lee explained that because of their careers, they aren't afforded the same free time as the everyday person, but they wouldn't trade it away for anything. The two have bonded through their relationship with the Curry family and are reaping the rewards, including the success of "Straight to Cam."