Did Stephen Curry just do that? Rub your eyes all you want, but that won’t change the fact that he removed the Warriors’ info from his IG bio. So is the Bay Area on the verge of losing both the Splash Brothers in just a matter of months? Just when the prospect had the Dubs nation on high alert, Steph clarified the motive behind his move, assuring the millions of fans and his wife, Ayesha Curry.

After his Olympic heroics, Steph is spending some quality time with his family that brought two of his loves together, Ayesha and Golf. During his outing on the course, hosting a charity golf tournament benefiting the couple’s Eat.Learn.Play. Foundation, Steph bumped into Emily Chang, who recorded the couple and that’s when the query of the hour was raised.

Emily asked Curry why he removed the Warriors from his IG bio, leaving Ayesha puzzled as she said with confusion, “Wait what!” Steph playfully answered that he removed it because he wanted his “Proud Olympian” identity to be in the spotlight. After pressing further, Steph assured Chang and the Warriors fans that he’s Dubs for life and plans on staying “Forever”. For now, we can say, yes, he’s Warriors for life as Curry extended his stay in the Bay Area by signing a $62.6 million deal. This came after Curry was linked to a move away following his Olympics adventure with LeBron James. Reports paired the duo again, but this time in franchise colors with no surety of the reunion happening in San Francisco.

Curry has been living in the Bay Area since his 2009 draft and Ayesha followed suit since their marriage in 2011. So picturing the couple outside California is hard enough, but that doesn’t mean they refrained from moving abode completely.

Despite staying true to California, Steph and Ayesha Curry didn’t restrict their movements in the City

Despite sharing a bond with Akron, Steph Curry calls California his home. After spending over a decade in the parish, a move away is surely an afterthought for both Ayesha and Steph. But that didn’t stop them from changing their scenery within the boundaries of the state.

In 2012, Steph bought a penthouse in Oakland for $1.4 million. The couple listed the property earlier this year seeking a reasonable profit at a $1.7 million selling price. Surely a 3-bedroom penthouse isn’t a small confinement to accommodate their growing family, but in 2018 they moved to an 8,163-square-foot mansion. But just after a year, Curry purchased a $31 million property in Atherton.

The Silicon Valley property again changed hands in 2022 before Ayesha and Steph moved the family to a similar property in the same area. Since then, the Curry couple and their offspring have been living there. Trouble brewed last year when the authority sanctioned a housing project in the neighborhood. Fearing for his family’s privacy, Curry objected to the plan drawing significant backlash. That doesn’t mean he’s again on the move and with the latest rumors of him leaving the Warriors put to bed, fans can breathe a sigh of relief.