Steph Curry often shows his support for friends and family on social media. This past weekend, the NBA's 3-point leader took a rather humorous tone as he celebrated his brother-in-law's new look.Phoenix Suns guard Damion Lee shared an image of his new hairstyle on Instagram. The picture shows Lee, who is married to Curry's sister Sydel, reclining next to a set of sheared off dreadlocks. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostLee has sported dreadlocks for quite some time and his new look took many by surprise. Curry jokingly commented about Lee taking on the appearance of a recording artist.Steph Curry jokes about getting "a new feature" from Damion Lee. Credit: Lee/IG"Let me get a feature," the Golden State Warriors star wrote.Other commenters on Lee's IG post include his wife Sydel and LA Sparks forward Cameron Brink, a close family friend of the Currys.Cameron Brink and Sydel Curry-Lee comments on Damion Lee's new look. Credit: Lee/IG"Who is heeeee," Brink wondered. "Heyyyy. How you doinnnn," Sydel wrote.Lee's former teammates, Andrew Wiggins and Juan Toscano-Anderson, also got in on the action.Andrew Wiggins and Juan Toscano-Anderson also weigh in on Damion Lee's new appearance. Credit: Lee/IG"Tough," Wiggins wrote. "ALBUM ON THE WAY!!!!!!!" Toscano-Anderson added.Lee is hoping for a fresh start in his NBA career. After missing the entirety of the 2023-24 campaign, he played just 25 games this past season, averaging 3.3 points, 0.8 rebounds, and 0.4 assists.With his one-year contract with Phoenix coming to an end, Lee could end up playing for another team when the 2025-26 season tips off. If that happens, he'll have a new look to go with his new ball club."He would love me to come over there and play with him": Steph Curry's brother Seth Curry talks about possibility of joining WarriorsThough Curry played alongside Lee for four seasons and even won a championship together in 2022, he has never been on the same NBA team as his brother Seth.During a recent interview with NBCS, Seth Curry was asked about the possibility of joining Steph on the Warriors lineup this season. The 34-year-old guard revealed that his older brother is excited to see that possibility becoming a reality."Steph would love me to come over there and play with him. The fans show me a lot of love at all times, family would love it," Seth said. "You never know what could happen."After playing for the Charlotte Hornets for the past two seasons, Seth is currently a free agent. Reports state that Seth and the Warriors organization have "mutual interest" in the younger Curry coming over to the Bay Area.