Steph Curry's wife Ayesha Curry reacts in 3 words to Sydel Curry teasing her over her melody skills in iconic song

Steph Curry's wife, Ayesha Curry, reacted to her sister-in-law Sydel Curry's tease in her Instagram story. Sydel had applauded Ayesha in the caption of her upload.

The wife of the Golden State Warriors superstar expressed her thoughts on her sister-in-law's Instagram story in three words.

"Lolllllll a moment," Ayesha captioned.

Ayesha comments on her sister-in-law's tease. (Credits: @ayeshacurry/Instagram)

Sydel shared the song "You're Beautiful" by James Blunt in her story. In the caption, she informed her 678,000 followers that she had come across the song in her shuffle in the morning. Moreover, she applauded Ayesha and told her followers that they haven't lived life to the fullest if they hadn't heard Steph Curry's wife sing that song.

Steph Curry and Ayesha Curry tied the knot on July 30, 2011, and have been married for more than 15 years. Ayesha has become an important member of the Curry household and has a close relationship with her sister-in-law.

She and Sydel are the brains behind the Dubs star's wine brand Domaine Curry. They have done photoshoots promoting the brand together. Ayesha is more than just the wife of arguably the best point guard in the world. She is a chef and a successful businesswoman.

Steph Curry leaves wife Ayesha Curry in awe of his extra talents after his first golf swing

Steph Curry left his wife Ayesha Curry in awe after he showed off his skills as a golfer. The Golden State Warriors star is arguably one of the best golf players in the NBA, and not many players from the world's biggest basketball league can go toe-to-toe with him on a golf course.

So, when Curry uploaded a video of himself taking his first swing at the Callaway Elyte Driver, his wife dropped in the comments section to express her thoughts.

"My talented king," Ayesha commented.

Ayesha comments on Steph's golfing skills on IG. (Credits: @stephencurry30/Instagram)

The Warriors star is great at golf and has expressed his desire to pursue a professional career in golfing after retiring from the basketball court. However, there's still some time before he has the opportunity to realize that dream.

For now, Curry has to focus on securing a playoff spot for his team and not go through the play-in tournament as they did last season. The Dubs star has been excellent this season. He is averaging 22.5 points, 4.9 rebounds and 6.3 assists per game and is shooting 45.2%, including 42.0% from 3-point range.