Steph Curry dumbfounded by the looks his wife Ayesha Curry received in a club parking lot

is a successful businesswoman, chief, and entrepreneur who's one of the most influential young people in the country. The wife of All-Star guard recently celebrated her 36th birthday with a celebration aboard a private yacht in embodying the quintessential style of a superstar. The power couple continued the party at a club alongside friends and his wife, .

Ayesha and Steph Curry bcoordinated outfits and looked stunning as they danced and sang in a night to remember. Ayesha shares pictures with a new Drake song posted a couple of pictures of her birthday party alongside her husband, but what the social media users noticed the most was the song the businesswoman chose with the post: "Nokia", the latest single of Canadian singer . In the music video, which was shot in black-and-white, we see surrounded by dancers while toting a bulky cell phone, wandering through a maze with a game of Snake from a Nokia cell phone.



Fans speculate that the video is taking a shot a the rapper that dissed the Canadian rapper multiple times with the monster hit " " Fans mentioned the fact that showed support for by posting her pictures with " " on it, which could also be a subtle shot at Lamar. Kendrick mentioned Steph Curry in a line of "Meet The Grahams", where the Compton native pleads to the NBA All-Star to keep his family away from Drake. Steph scores a 3-book deal has a deal with a imprint that you could call a 3-point play.

The NBA superstar has agreed to release three books through One World, beginning Sept. 9 with " ," which is calling a "personal reflection" on his life on and off the court. The book also includes more than 100 photographs.

"I want to use my story to connect with people of different backgrounds and help them solve the puzzle of their own potential," Curry said in a statement released Saturday through "This book is a celebration of the work that happens in the shadows, the creativity that fuels every move, and the mindfulness that keeps me grounded. I hope 'Shot Ready' inspires readers to embrace their own journey, trust the process, and always find joy in the pursuit of excellence.".