Ayesha Curry revealed she crossed a terrifying item off her ‘bucket list’ on Monday while on vacation in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.
To her 7.5 million Instagram follower’s disbelief, the 33-year-old wife of NBA star Steph Curry shared a slideshow of photos of herself with a huge yellow python draped around her right shoulder as she held its scaly body.
The mother-of-three looked fearless as she posed with the massive snake while sitting down outside a restaurant with a massive grin across her face.
Brave: Ayesha Curry revealed she crossed a terrifying item off her ‘bucket list’ on Monday while on vacation in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico
In another imagine, she stuck out her tongue and looked down at the Burmese python, similar to the one Britney Spears danced with during her iconic 2001 VMAs performance.
Later, the bestselling author, known for writing family-centric cookbooks, posed for a selfie in a blue, white, yellow and red knit crochet beanie and matching tank top.
She completed her casual ensemble with a pair of patterned black and white Birkenstocks, gold hoop earrings, jean shorts and a gold necklace with her name on it.
Once-in-a-lifetime: To her 7.5 million Instagram follower’s disbelief, the 33-year-old wife of NBA star Steph Curry shared a slideshow of photos of herself with a huge yellow python draped around her right shoulder
Working it! She completed her casual ensemble with a pair of patterned black and white Birkenstocks, gold hoop earrings, jean shorts and a gold necklace with her name on it
Ayesha, who shed 35 pounds in 2020, regularly shares some of her fitness and diet tips about how she lost weight during COVID-19 quarantine.
She revealed she started her fitness journey ‘to be strong and healthy’ for herself and the people who ‘depend’ on her.
‘Being healthy isn’t just about what you do in the gym or in the kitchen,’ the Canadian told Yahoo Lifestyle Canada, at the time.
Fitter than ever: Ayesha, who shed 35 pounds in 2020, regularly shares some of her fitness and diet tips about how she lost weight during COVID-19 quarantine (seen in March)
‘It’s about the in-between too and how it all fits together.’
Curry (born Alexander) teamed up with Fitbit Premium on July 7, 2020, to share recipes and four workout videos – arms, core, legs, and stretching – for subscribers of their app.
‘Get yourself some simple equipment, such as two and three-pound weights; resistance bands; a good, cushy mat; and a bench or chair. I’m very into bodyweight, so I don’t need much, equipment-wise,’ Ayesha said.
‘Being healthy isn’t just about what you do in the gym or in the kitchen,’ the Canadian told Yahoo Lifestyle Canada, at the time
‘Stephen and I have been riding bikes outside together which has been really nice, or try and time our workouts together. Even the kids will get in on the workouts sometimes! It’s kind of like summer camp with Stephen and I both home, so we try and keep the kids active.’
The Family Food Fight host ‘drinks 32 ounces of water before noon’ every morning, and she chars a lot of greens and protein for her family.
‘I’m really into portion control over any kind of diet, and try to stick to nourishing, delicious food in moderation,’ Curry noted.
All about balance: The Family Food Fight host ‘drinks 32 ounces of water before noon’ every morning, and she chars a lot of greens and protein for her family
‘I keep track of the food I’m putting into my body through the Fitbit app on my phone, and the calories toward my daily goal are at a glance on my watch.’
But that doesn’t mean sacrificing ‘chicken parm night,’ which is a favorite of their daughter Riley Elizabeth, 9; daughter Ryan Carson, 6; and son Canon W. Jack.
‘It’s comforting. It’s a fairly basic dish, but it’s also one of the first things I made for Stephen when we were dating, so it’s nostalgic,’ Ayesha said.
