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Steph Curry Celebrates Mom Sonya's Surprise Wedding with Joyful Dance‑Floor Moves

Steph Curry Celebrates Mom Sonya's Surprise Wedding with Joyful Dance‑Floor Moves

Steph Curry’s beaming reaction at his mother’s secret ceremony says it all

NBA star Steph Curry was all smiles on the dance floor as his mom, Sonya, tied the knot in a surprise wedding at the Fairmont Scottsdale Princess.

When the cameras caught Steph Curry cutting a rug at his mom’s wedding, you could read the whole story on his face: pure, unfiltered happiness. The Golden State Warriors’ point guard was spotted grinning from ear to ear, arms wide, as he and his daughter showed off a few goofy moves on the dance floor.

Sonya Curry revealed the surprise celebration on Instagram, sharing a carousel of Polaroids that captured the evening’s low‑key charm. One snapshot even showed Steph and his wife, Ayesha, squeezed together, flashing smiles that matched the festive vibe.

The ceremony took place at the Fairmont Scottsdale Princess resort, a gorgeous backdrop for a wedding that was planned in just nine weeks. Sonya’s post hinted that the day marked a new chapter—she remarried five years after filing for divorce from former NBA star Dell Curry, ending a thirty‑year marriage.

While Sonya hasn’t introduced her new husband to the public and his face is absent from the posted photos, fans can bet she’ll bring him to a Warriors game sometime this season. After all, she’s a regular at Golden State events, cheering from the sidelines.

Steph’s light‑hearted dance‑floor antics and the delighted looks on his daughter’s face say it all: he’s fully on board with his mom’s fresh start. The moment feels especially sweet as the NBA star heads back onto the court for the upcoming season, carrying a little extra joy from the family celebration.

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