“Illicit Sexual Misconduct” Why Stephen Curry’s parents ended their 33-year long marriage leaving family and fans in dismay
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Stephen Curry and his side of the family were one of the biggest highlights of the point guard’s playoff runs. His parents and siblings always took part in the stands showing their unconditional support towards the superstar. Their presence gave games the feeling of being whole and the family was looked up to as an inspiration to growing individuals.
The Golden State Warriors guard also has a brother who plays in the league. Seth Curry is also a very good shooter just like Steph and is often used as a lethal weapon. Watching their parents during the Western Conference Finals in 2019 against the Portland Trail Blazers as wore both their sons’ jersey sewn together. Sonya Curry (Mother) was a great audience in the stands who showed her energetic support every time.
The heads of the Curry household filed for a divorce after 33 years of marriage
Stephen Curry often had both his parents cheering his on the side stand, but would not be the case anymore. Dell Curry was accused by Sonya last year of cheating on her multiple times during their marriage. She claimed that her, now ex-husband, had committed, “illicit sexual misconduct” with several women and that the entire family as well as friends knew about it.
In response to the accusation, Dell claimed that his ex-wife had an affair with the former tight end of New England Patriots, Steven Johnson. He also claimed that Sonya lied every time she cheated on him. According to him, she even lived with Johnson in his house at Bristol, Tennessee, which Sonya denied saying that stayed alone because Dell would not let her live in their family home.
Stephen Curry opened up about his parents’ divorce
Stephen Curry is a very family oriented person himself. His parents had always been there for his achievements and obviously it would mean something important as well. The pair had filed for divorce in June 2021. Steph did not have been parents by his when he broke Ray Allen’s all time three-pointers made record.
“I had to make sure I was in that moment with both of them separately and this wasn’t just this whole kind of thing. That is how I choose to approach that. Because it is challenging,” he said. “I could be mad and be like ‘Y’all effed this up.’ I could have that approach. But it’s going to be an acknowledgment of both of y’all in terms of how y’all raised me. The calmness I have in myself is because of y’all.”
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