Stephen Curry’s Millionaire Sister Gets Emotional While Bidding Farewell to $62,650 Possession: “She Was a Real One”

The youngest among the Curry siblings is quite vocal about volleyball unlike her brothers’ basketball brushes. But Sydel Curry had to exit her passion and enter the world of social media due to an injury. The influencer with close to 700k Instagram followers lately created another tearjerker, this time in the virtual world.

Seth and Steph’s sister got emotional as she posted a photo of her prized possession on her social media bidding it goodbye. In her Instagram story, she mentioned that she sold her $62,650 car and wrote, “She was a real one! I left her in good hands.” Further, she went on to joke about her car and its model by saying, “I hope they put some gas in her cause she was on the biggest of E’s lol.” 

Anyways due to being a popular social media influencer, she has a net worth of $8 million. Due to that, she will be able to afford an even better vehicle in the future. However, she doesn’t make all her money through social media as she has a business venture with her sister-in-law Ayesha Curry.

Ayesha & Sydel Curry’s $20 million business

Ayesha and Sydel Curry launched their luxury wine brand called Domaine Curry in 2018. However due to the massive popularity it gained, Constellation Brands acquired the brand for a significant $20 million in June 2023, and it is now part of Prisoner Wine Company’s Aspira Fine Wine & Craft Spirits.

The idea of creating a luxury wine brand came from one of the infamous Curry family dinners to celebrate and honor the women in their family. They released a Cabernet Sauvignon and Founders Blend in 2021 which earned them a brand collaboration with a reputed wine company called Prisoner Wine.

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The collaboration not only helped Domaine Curry to develop, but it also matched Constellation Brands’ aim to invest $100 million in Black and minority-owned businesses by 2030. Furthermore, the alliance seeks to boost the presence of Black women in the wine sector.

So, with their business, not only are they representing the females in the Curry family but are also making a statement to the world. As their firm continues to grow exponentially, Domaine Curry plans to debut a new Sauvignon Blanc in the spring of 2024, guaranteeing more creations and goods to increase their consumer base.

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