Steph Curry and Ayesha Curry are still hoop-lessly in love after nearly two decades of romance.

The couple—who share kids Riley, 14, Ryan, 11, Canon, 8, and Caius, 2—celebrated their 15th wedding anniversary on July 30, marking the special occasion with a casual dinner together.

The Golden State Warriors point guard and the Sweet July founder proved their love is a slam dunk, with Steph, 38, sharing a look into their celebration on his Instagram Stories.

“July 30th 2026, me and this beautiful lady right here, smile for the people,” he told the camera while surrounded by food and drinks at a table at a restaurant, before turning his phone to a smiling Ayesha. “[We’re] celebrating 15 years of blissful matrimony.”

Ayesha, who was wearing a blue and white sweatshirt, chimed in, “18 years together.” She then jokingly added in a deeper voice, “15 betrothed.”

After the pair, who tied the knot in 2011, laughed at Ayesha’s funny voice, Steph expressed his gratitude for the love in his life.

“We are blessed and grateful,” the NBA champion shared, “and love is still alive, people.”

Ayesha smiled in agreement, telling the camera, “Yes, it is.”

Steph, who donned a hat and simple white hoodie for the occasion, concluded his video with a heartfelt sendoff. “Don’t forget it,” he shared, “appreciate ya’ll, love."

And the clip ended with a sweet moment between the two. After all, while looking at the camera, Ayesha, 37, realized she wore the perfect accessory for the evening, showing off her jewelry on her left hand. “Oh my god,” she said. “I’m wearing my ring!”

And like her husband of 15 years, the restaurateur made sure to travel on over to her own account to celebrate. 

“I lovvvvvvvvve you!” she wrote on her Instagram Stories July 30, resharing Steph’s video. “There’s so much more to do! So much more to experience by the grace of God. I’m grateful and in awe of you every second of the day.”

The couple first met a church youth group in Charlotte, N.C. when Ayesha was only 14 and Steph was 15, and began dating in 2008, before exchanging vows at the same church in 2011.

And as they mark nearly two decades of marriage, Steph and Ayesha have learned how to take on any challenges—and do it together.  

As for what they credit as an assist? Top of the list is “accepting the hard things in life,” Steph told E! News at the GOAT premiere Feb. 6. “We always try to pride ourselves together on, ‘When life throws something at you, make sure that it brings you together every step of the way and not tear you apart.’”

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