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NewsAyesha Curry Defended By Stephen Curry After Podcast CriticismTTroy Smith · November 12, 2026Troy SmithSharefXin✉Stephen Curry defended his wife, Ayesha Curry, in an Instagram video Wednesday after former NBA players Gilbert Arenas and Nick Young and former NFL player Emmanuel Acho criticized her acting role in the Roku movie “Second Chance Holiday.”Arenas and Young discussed Ayesha Curry’s role on their “We Said What We Said” podcast, in an episode released Saturday, including a kissing scene she shot with a co-star. Arenas called her “the only blemish” in the Curry family because, he said, she does not act like the wives of other NBA superstars.In the 90-second video, Curry named Young, Arenas and Acho. “I’ve been hearing a lot of noise, and usually the noise doesn’t bother me, doesn’t bother Ayesha,” he said.

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