IMO with Michelle Obama and Craig Robinson
Building a Legacy with Ayesha and Stephen Curry
25 Mar 2026
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Chapter 1: How do Ayesha and Stephen Curry manage life with four kids?
We were kind of like, In the same circle of friends.
Friendly.
But all our conversations in high school were about either church or where you going on Wednesday or Canadian candy. It was like, talk about sweet tooth stuff. So no. It was no. No rap. No, no. I don't know if I didn't have any game or if she was nervous or like vice versa. Neither one of us really kind of, it was just, you know.
I feel like this is something that gets misconstrued. Okay. Publicly, let's clear it up.
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Doing fine.
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Chapter 2: What insights do Ayesha and Stephen share about their 15-year marriage?
But then, you know, it would flip too.
Yeah, it would flip.
Every six months, I'd be like, nah, I'm off of it because, you know, the schedules are crazy. Yeah, yeah. The juggling of the three kids. And then... She had some rough pregnancies too. So it was a part of the consideration of putting her through something as severe. Even with our third kid, Cannon, she had hyperemesis pretty much the whole time. And so that was another consideration. But
And just so people know, because we can do some education on that front, because that, you know, more and more women, particularly women of color. Yes. Can you talk, do you feel comfortable talking a bit about?
Of course, yeah. I feel like with the four kids, I maybe am well-versed. Yes, yes. But you're speaking to the hyperemesis, right? Yes. So it's interesting, especially as a Black woman within our community, it's, oftentimes the pain, the sickness is kind of written off within the healthcare system.
And so women will go in and won't be taken seriously because they'll look at you and be like, well, you don't look like you're in pain or you don't look like something's wrong.
And when you say pain, what were you experiencing?
Just constant. On top of the dehydration, just constant sickness. It's essentially morning sickness all day amplified times 10. Oh. And sometimes your blood pressure can... Throughout the duration of the pregnancy. Throughout the entire pregnancy.
Yeah.
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Chapter 3: How did Ayesha and Stephen get involved in the animated movie GOAT?
Were you shy?
Oh, for sure. For sure.
Would you say that, Aisha? He didn't come across. I'm shy. And I'm an introvert. He didn't come across that way at all.
What was he like? Was he Mr. Talking charisma walking around?
Yeah, he talked a lot. Super confident. Very charismatic. Very knowledgeable. About what? Just a cool... Any and everything. Like something to say about any subject matter. Oh, so he was opinionated. He could hold a conversation really well.
Yeah.
But he was funny. And I think that that was the most important thing because going into us hanging out, we had never really hung out before. And so going in on our own. And so going into that day, I didn't know who I was picking up. I picked him up in my 90s. And I didn't know who I was going to get. And it was the second he got in the car. It just felt like we were best friends.
And we've literally been together since that day. That's cool.
Shout out to what was that? 2008?
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Chapter 4: What is the story behind the Curry's partnership with PLEZi Nutrition?
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I want to ask particularly you, How you doing? I mean... How am I doing? Yes. Because you have a lot on your plate. Yes. And you're doing it well.
Thank you. I had more on my plate. And it came to a head where I was like, okay... I got to lay it all out and figure out what do I really love? What is important to me? What do I value? And so I've like really streamlined things, I'd say over the past three, four years. But I'm doing really well. I feel like I'm kind of in a…
I don't want to say the word smooth sailing because I don't want to jinx myself in the parenting department.
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Chapter 5: How do Ayesha and Stephen balance their individual and joint careers?
He wants to rap.
There's a little bit more on the nose for the culinary kind of connection for Carol the diner. But that whole, I don't know how you felt from the voice acting perspective. It was so much fun.
It's so different from being on your traditional set. There's a lot that goes into the voice work. I wanted to have a different voice so badly. You wanted to completely change your voice.
So what would have been your voice? I want to hear what you wanted.
I gave them a sample and they looked at me after and they were like, just, I think your regular voice will suffice. What was it? I wanted to be like, you don't get it. Or maybe have a Jamaican accent and be like, hey, why? Welcome, welcome. They were like, no.
They were like, no. Your regular voice is great. Thank you. Well, your regular voice was great. Congratulations. Thank you very much. Way to go. All right. Just another thing on the caps. How is it working together? I mean, I work with my husband sometimes. You know, I mean, you are essentially two principals. Okay. Right. I mean, it's not like Aisha is your supporting cast.
She's got her own thing. Maybe I should ask Aisha. Yeah. How do you, you know, how do you break through the noise of him? Yeah. As you were working to assert Would you want your vision to stay seen in it all? Because you have definitely done that. And I know it's more than a notion to do that.
Yeah, I think that's an interesting question. Very multi-pronged. But I think, do I like working with him? Absolutely. I love it. We shot a show years ago called About Last Night. And we had so much fun. on set together. I think where it gets dicey for me is where I never want to feel like I'm inserting myself or like just being thrown into the mix.
I think because I work so hard and sometimes I do feel like I have a point to prove. And so I like to be able to kind of stand on my own two feet sometimes. But I feel like he's always been so gracious about either bringing me along or hyping me up or like truly putting me on a pedestal even when I don't want to be up there.
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Chapter 6: What parenting strategies do the Currys use for their children?
And so I think my opinion would be to realize, separate everything into these separate cups and realize when you're pouring into that cup, it's just that cup in that moment. And to try and tune everything else out, get to it when you need to get to it so that you can fully give yourself to whatever it is that you're focusing on at that time, whether it's
you know, at the hospital or with your mom or with the kids or whatever else it is you're doing, I think there will be so much peace of mind if you can just compartmentalize those moments.
You got to applaud her and her... For sure. Yes. The responsibility that she's carrying for so many people that she knows and she doesn't know or she's beating on a daily basis at her work. Have grace with yourself too, I'd say too. For sure. Because there's days where you don't feel like you're killing it. Probably the days that you're killing it the most.
Yeah. But it's also okay not to kill it. That's true.
That's true. But having grace with yourself, I guess, is the biggest piece of... Yeah. And hopefully she can set healthy boundaries for herself as she goes to aspire for...
What does that mean?
People should be able to support her and her endeavors as well in the sense of like, I don't know how much her mom reaches out or feels like it's maybe a burden at times or maybe not. But if there's moments where she can have the space to go after the things that she wants to. And she creates that room for herself.
The boundaries are that people respect that and allow her to, you know, go pursue what she wants to and that it's okay. Even if somebody else gets the short end of the stick for a day or a week or a month. That's kind of, it's not a bad thing.
Actually, I think I read that in your first book and you said, say no, they will be okay. And we'll move on. That's exactly, yeah.
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