Trying to Match Stephen Curry and His Male Kins, Wife Ayesha Admits Long Term Big Money Goals With Sister-In-Law Sydel

It won’t be the first time that Ayesha Curry, the multi-talented wife of the Warriors‘ Stephen Curry, has taken the limelight. She is now back with her sister-in-law, Sydel Lee-Curry, with their latest venture. In all honesty, this wasn’t a new idea for them. Their wine brand, Domaine Curry, launched in 2018. It was a struggling period for the women. But if we have learned anything from the Curry family is that they never just give up.

It has been a motto that they follow from basketball court to personal life to off-court interests. Five years since the Curry sisters launched their wine brand, it has been acquired by the 5th largest wine company in the USA. Now, they reflect on their journey with the revolutionary business.

Ayesha and Sydel Curry’s empowering force behind Domaine Curry

In an exclusive interview with Essence, the two talk about what was behind their determined efforts to take the wine business forward. In a family full of powerful men, they wanted to create a legacy to pass on to the women. And also the fact that wine is a white male-dominated industry.

Sydel Lee-Curry says, “This is really an ode to the powerful women in our lives … we aimed to have something that was a legacy-maker for the women that we could pass down to our daughters, our nieces.” The interview goes on to point out something even more interesting. When it comes to wine demographics, Black women take the lead. They appreciate a premium bottle of wine.

So this launch is also for them, she said. It is to let them know that it is okay to celebrate life’s little moments. And not feel guilty about doing so. Another noteworthy point is that just 10% of the state wineries are owned by women. This does not include black women. With these two powerful women taking a step in the right direction, they also hope it will provide a precedent for others to follow.

It surely is a huge job to take on, especially considering how successful the Curry men are.

Stephen Curry and the success of the men in his family

From his father, Dell Curry to his brother Seth Curry, and his brother-in-law Damion Lee, Steph has a long list of successful men in the family. We all know what Steph is capable of. Along with Klay Thompson and Draymond Green, Stephen changed the Golden State Warriors’ history for good.

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Dell Curry spent 16 years in the NBA before letting his sons take the stage (or here, the court). Though Curry Sr. never won a ring, he did leave his mark in the league. And now Stephen Curry is a worldwide sensation as one of the elite basketball players out there. And that’s just one designation he goes by.

It would make sense that the Curry women would also keep challenging themselves. It runs in their blood. Adding another feather to their cap, Ayesha Curry and Sydel Lee-Curry are on a hot streak of becoming successful businesswomen. We wish them all the best in their adventure.

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