The wife of NBA star Stephen Curry finds herself subject of a nasty parenting advise after sharing a video of her and her young daughter dub smashing Progressive 'Meat Sweat' commercial.
- Nov 27, 2018
AceShowbiz - Ayesha Curry slammed down an Internet troll with a life lesson. After one shamer left a nasty parenting advise on her Instagram video for not combing her six-year-old daughter's hair, the actress wife of NBA star Stephen Curry fired back with sharp words on the comment section.
"I don't make moments happen for Instagram," the mother of three kicked off her response. "Moments happen and I sometimes share. I'm not going to doll my children up for perception and anyone's approval on here." She went on to tell off the troll, "If that's not what you want to see then this is not the page for you," before concluding her reply by stating, "Real life over here."
Ayesha was quick to gain support from her 6M-plus followers for her intense reply. One in particular wrote, "Bam...response like a lady!! Love it how you stay classy with the comments. Ain't no body got time for her. Trust me love I have three girls and I'm a Pastor's wife and I know on PLENTY of occasions people have judged my girls but hey life goes on and some days the hair is on point and other days eh... days go by before we get to our heads."
"I used to care too much but now I've been set free from that," the fan continued on with encouraging words for the 29-year-old celebrity chef. "They are loved and taken care of so...we good and so are you and all of you moms who are the superwoman of the home."
Ayesha's biting respond was triggered by a comment made by the user under the name of bombassblasian over a short clip of her and her daughter dub smashing a commercial from Progressive "meat sweat" Insurance. "Lawwdd have mercy," wrote the bully. "WHYYY don't you know how to brush them girls' hair??? Drives me nuts!!! Still a love you, but d**n Ayesha."
As for the video at issue, Ayesha shared it with her followers on Sunday, November 25. Along with it, the former host of 'The Great American Baking Show" expressed her apprehension as well as hope for her oldest daughter, Riley. "She's getting so big y'all," she mused. "I hope she'll always love being silly with me. My big girl."
