Steph and Ayesha Curry reportedly just dropped a little under $8M on a new 2,800 square-foot condo close to the Chase Center, the new home of the Golden State Warriors.
According to the San Francisco Chronicle, the condo is in the Four Seasons Private Residences, a new tower opening in June. According to a Press Release the building will be made of stone and glass and contain 146 spacious residences with stunning views of downtown and the San Francisco Bay.
The new condo is also just a few blocks from International Smoke, the steak and BBQ restaurant Ayesha Curry owns with celebrity chef Michael Mina at the Millennium Tower.
Now with a condo right down the street Steph can nap in between shoot around and tip off.
When the Warriors moved from Oakland to San Francisco, the Curry’s also packed up and moved from East Bay to Atherton, California, which has been deemed the most expensive zip code in America.
The NBA star reportedly donated 7 figures over the next 6 years to help Howard University launch a men’s and women’s golf team.
It will be the first time in 40 years the university has a golf program. The announcement was made at Langston, the historically black, public golf course in Washington D.C.
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The new team will be in place for the 2020-2021 season.
“No matter where you come from or what socioeconomic background you had, we all were that kid once upon a time that was just excited about finding out who they were as a person through athletics,” Steph Curry told the Washington Post.
The Golden State Warriors star put on his own personal Carpool Karaoke with his daughters, Riley and Ryan to “You’ll Be Back” from Hamilton.
The Carpool Karaoke video is featured on a new YouTube series called Life, Lived, from Curry’s production company Unanimous Media and Infiniti.
In other Steph Curry news, he and wife Ayesha Curry just launched the “Eat Learn Play” foundation. The foundation focuses on three of the most vital ingredients for a healthy, fun and successful childhood. Eat. Learn. Play. will inspire communities and families to work together to unlock the human potential of every child, according to its website.
Steph Curry is talking faith in the latest episode of his FaceBook series ‘Stephen vs. The Game’
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Steph Curry takes a day off to enjoy a round of golf with Professor Varun Soni, Dean of Religious Life at USC, and the two discuss Stephen’s unique take on faith.
“It’s the part that always keeps me focused on what I need to do when it comes to my family, when it comes to my job, when it comes to how I treat other people, my appreciation for life and all the good things that happen and how to deal with the bad things that happen,” Curry stated.
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After hearing a sermon from a minister named Pastor Jason in 8th grade, Curry went to the altar and gave his life to Christ.
“I felt a calling, went down to the altar, and gave my life to Christ,” Steph shared. “That became the beginning of my own personal journey.
“My faith is about the personal relationship, more so than following a certain religious tradition or practice. Challenges you to make sure that you are feeding your spirit with the right things versus what the world is throwing at us. It’s a constant battle, if I say I have it down, I’d be lying.”
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Curry’s faith has also helped him during the ups and downs of his basketball career.
“My mom challenged me to find a verse that I could rely on to give me strength, give me a sense of purpose and to remember who I was playing for every time I lace up my sneakers,” he shared.
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“It reminds me why I am blessed with these talents, where I get my strength from, and who I am playing for,” Curry added.
“I strive to be myself, live out my faith, continue to learn, and not be afraid of that higher calling. I feel there’s a responsibility to that, and I own it,” Curry explained.
Golden State Warriors guard, Steph Curry told the thousands of people assembled at Liberty University for their Convocation, and to shine light on an initiative (Kickin’ It, which Curry is a part of) that provide shoes for needy communities in Africa, that he wants his career and life to be a reflection of God’s grace and mercy.
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