The longtime couple celebrated their eldest daughter Riley’s milestone birthday on Sunday, July 20
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Steph and Ayesha Curry and their daughter Riley
Ayesha and Stephen Curry’s oldest daughter Riley is officially a teenager!
On Sunday, July 20, Ayesha, 36, marked Riley’s 13th birthday with an emotional Instagram post that included photos of the new teen from over the years.
“And just like that she’s THIRTEEN! Leaving it at that because @stephencurry30 and I are still processing,” the mom-of-four wrote in the caption. “We love our Riley Roo.”
Steph’s sister, Sydel Curry-Lee, responded in the comments section, writing, “I don’t think I’ll ever recover.”
In the first photo from the post, Riley smiled while modeling a yellow floral dress with white Converse sneakers.
The teen appeared in more throwback photos as a toddler, including one taken on a mini golf course with dad Steph playing in the background. Riley was also snapped laughing as a baby while sitting on her mom’s lap at a basketball game.
Ayesha and Steph, 37, share four children — daughters Riley and Ryan, who turned 10 on July 10, and sons Canon, 7, and 14-month-old Caius.
Ayesha’s birthday tribute to Riley comes after the pair were seen supporting her husband Steph at the Golden State Warriors’ game against the Memphis Grizzlies in April.
In a video shared by NBC Sports Bay Area & CA, the mom-and-daughter duo were seen smiling in the stands and cheering Steph on as he scored 37 points in the game, helping to bring the Warriors to victory.
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In February, Ayesha told PEOPLE that her daughters have become “little moms” since the arrival of Caius in May 2024.
“The girls are like little moms. It’s the best decision we’ve ever made, honestly,” she said. “The older kids, they’re amazing. We were worried about having the six-year gap between our son and Cai Cai, and it’s been magical. He truly feels like a big brother. He only wants to protect him. There’s no jealousy. I love it.”