Steph Curry’s wife and sons touch down in Paris on “first boys trip” to cheer on Team USA in Olympics (Image credit: IMAGN)

Ahead of Team USA’s 2024 Paris Olympic quarterfinal matchup, superstar point guard Steph Curry’s wife and sons arrived in Paris to cheer him on.

Despite Curry’s offensive struggles, Team USA finished 3-0 in Group C, comfortably defeating Serbia (110-84), South Sudan (103-86) and Puerto Rico (104-83).

The Americans’ group-play dominance set the stage for Tuesday’s quarterfinal showdown against Brazil in the men’s Olympic basketball tournament’s knockout stage. The Brazilians finished 1-2 in Group B, falling to France (78-66) and Germany (86-73) before securing a crucial victory over Japan (102-84).

On Sunday, Curry’s wife, Ayesha Curry, shared an Instagram story featuring her and Steph’s two sons, Canon and Caius, touching down in Paris with her. Ayesha expressed excitement about them preparing to support Steph amid his quest for his first Olympic gold medal.

“We made it!!!!! Ready to cheer on Steph Curry and Team USA. First boys trip!” Ayesha said.

Steph Curry’s wife and sons touch down in Paris on “first boys trip” to cheer Team USA in Olympics (Image credit: @ayeshacurry on IG)
Ayesha has supported Steph throughout his 15-year NBA career and international competitions. While the Golden State Warriors superstar already has two FIBA World Cup gold medals (2010 and 2014), this year marks his Olympic debut.

Steph and Ayesha spent time apart during Team USA’s pre-knockout stage Olympic schedule, with the latter taking care of Caius, their newborn baby. That includes during their 13th wedding anniversary on Tuesday.

However, Ayesha previously touched on her plans to travel to Paris in her “Thirteen Lune” blog. On top of appearing eager to cheer on Steph, she added that she was looking forward to returning to one of her “favorite” cities.