Steph Curry's wife Ayesha Curry shares excitement to savor Jamaican national dish

Steph Curry's wife, Ayesha Curry, proudly owns her Jamaican roots. From the summer menu in her co-owned International Smoke restaurant in San Francisco to the inspiration behind her Sweet July skin collection, her roots are evident in a lot of things she does.

On Sunday, the wife of the Golden State Warriors star posted a picture of Jamaica's national dish, ackee and saltfish, on her social media handle.

"I got my ackee and saltfish," she wrote.

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Ayesha Curry has Jamaican roots from her mother's side. In a conversation with Essence in 2023, Ayesha said that her aunts, grandmother and mother were all born in Jamaica.

"That’s my culture, I’m Jamaican,” she said. "My grandma, all my aunties, my mom was born there, so anytime I get to sit down and have a meal like this, it makes me feel like I’m with them back at home."

Ayesha launched her skincare brand, Sweet July, rooted in her Jamaican heritage later that year. She told People that the inspiration behind the collection came from her grandmother, whom she closely followed when it came to nurturing and maintaining flawless skin.

Steph Curry's wife, Ayesha Curry, bonds with sister-in-law Sydel Curry-Lee

Ayesha Curry and her sister-in-law, Sydel Curry-Lee, share something more than a family relationship. Sydel and Ayesha are both passionate oenophiles. Nearly seven years ago, they decided to capitalize on it and turn their love for wine into a business venture.

In 2018, Sydel and Ayesha launched a wine brand, "Domaine Curry." Six years later, their wine brand is thriving in the market.

On Friday, Ayesha and Sydel bonded again, promoting their wine. Sydel posted a few candid pictures with Ayesha on her Instagram story, showing them posing with "Domaine Curry" wine in their glasses.

"Wait we're kinda cute with our fav vino @domianecurrywine," she wrote in the caption.

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In another Instagram story, the business partners shared a laugh as they clinked their wine glasses.

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Sydel and Ayesha previously revealed that they had the idea to start their wine business in 2015 during a family dinner. Five years after launching the brand, The Prisoner Wine Company acquired it in June 2023.