The Paris Olympics weren’t all fun and gold medals for Steph Curry and his family… the NBA legend’s wife, Aisha found himself in tears while dealing with French authorities.
The TV personality — who was in Paris to cheer on her Staff USA star husband as he led the US to victory over France in the gold medal match on Saturday — goes viral as video shows her wiping away tears during a tense confrontation with local authorities.
Ayesha Curry and Sonya Curry were furious with the police in Paris
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Take a look at the video… it’s not clear exactly what happened, but it appears there was a dispute over whether Ayesha and her young son, Caio Chaiwere allowed to approach their car… which appeared to be stuck in a traffic jam due to the French President Emmanuel Macron leaving the kingdom.
Apparently, baby Caius was caught up in the chaos and was hit in the head by someone who was at the scene… which provoked an emotional response from Ayesha and Steph’s mother, Sonia.
Steph’s teammate on the Golden State Warriors Draymond Inexperienced happened to be there… and was even heard yelling at the authorities, saying… “So even after you hit the child in the head, there’s still nothing you can do to get him out of here?”
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After all, it’s no surprise that Draymond has the Currys again… Steph and DG have been teammates for years.
However, French authorities did not appear to be moved by their pleas… as they maintained their stance that the family needed to remain in place.
Before the match, the Currys were on cloud nine.
Steph was a key factor in Team USA’s victory over France, who beat Curry, LeBron James and the rest of the celebrities a gold medal. The 2x NBA MVP came out in the final moments of the disputed recreation, getting 4 three-pointers when the United States needed baskets badly.
A tragic strategy to end an otherwise comfortable Olympic experience.