Lee, sister of Stephen Curry, shared a heartwarming photo with her newborn son, Dacen, capturing a tender moment of ...

NBA star Stephen Curry's little sister Sydel Curry-Lee is forging her own path. The youngest of three siblings, Sydel was born in 1994 into a basketball family.

Sydel Curry, the 30-year-old sister of Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry, recently opened up about the struggles she’s facing during her pregnancy journey. Expecting her third child, Sydel ...

Sydel Curry, the sister of NBA star Steph Curry and wife of his former teammate Damion Lee, swooned over her husband's support of her wine business. Josh Sanchez | Dec 22, 2024.

Sydel Curry got her wish. On Thursday, Steph Curry’s younger sister celebrated the Warriors’ NBA Finals victory over the Celtics after Golden State toppled Boston in Game 6 at TD Garden, 103-90.

Sydel Curry-Lee is officially a mom of three! The 30-year-old sister of NBA star Steph Curry announced that she and husband Damion Lee welcomed their third baby, a son named Dacen.

Both Ayesha and Sydel wanted to also amplify how much of an impact Black folks have in the wine industry. "Fun fact, Black women, Black people, are spending $1.6 trillion in revenue on wine. The ...

Steph Curry's sister, Sydel Curry, launched her own Facebook Watch show. Learn more about Sydel and her marriage to Damion Lee.

Sydel Curry-Lee, Stephen Curry's sister, delighted fans by sharing a heartwarming video of her children creatively playing with bandaids instead of toys. The simple, unstaged moment resonated with ...

Stephen Curry makes his whole family laugh, from left, sister Sydel Curry, wife Ayesha Alexander, daughter Riley Curry, mother Sonya and Father Dell during his acceptance speech for the 2014-15 ...

Sydel, 30, is the youngest child of Dell and Sonya Curry, along with brother Seth, 34, and Steph, 37. She’s also a co-host on Los Angeles Sparks star Cameron Brink podcast, “Straight to Cam.” ...

Both Ayesha and Sydel wanted to also amplify how much of an impact Black folks have in the wine industry. “Fun fact, Black women, Black people, are spending $1.6 trillion in revenue on wine.