Stephen Curry's wife Ayesha says they don't 'fight' but admits there's one thing about him that irks her

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Stephen Curry and his wife Ayesha, who have been happily married for more than a decade, have revealed the one thing they still occasionally clash over. 

The couple first crossed paths as teenagers at a church in Charlotte, North Carolina, back in 2003. After confessing their love for each other, they tied the knot in 2011. 

Together, the NBA star and cookbook author are proud parents to four children: Riley, Ryan, Cannon, and Caius. Despite their long-lasting bond, they admit there’s still room for a little healthy disagreement.

What is the one thing that Ayesha Curry fights with Stephen about?

In a recent joint interview with Vanity Fair, Stephen and Ayesha Curry opened up about their life as spouses, parents, and business partners. 

Despite the many dimensions of their relationship, Ayesha, the mother of four, revealed there’s only one thing they ever truly clash over: scheduling. When asked by the interviewer if they ever fight, the 35-year-old Ayesha said, "I don’t like that word. Disagreements. But I would say scheduling." 

Stephen, the 36-year-old NBA star, added, "I’m not as detail-oriented off the court as I am on the court. I have a general sense of what’s going on schedule-wise, but she’s very detail-oriented and wants to have a plan." 

Ayesha chimed in, saying, "We only really fight about getting to spend more time together. So it’s not really a fight."

Stephen and Ayesha Curry discuss family time spent watching TV together

The couple shared insights into their family time, which often centers around watching TV together. Stephen Curry revealed that their family is a big fan of Saturday Night Live, saying, "We want to host SNL. It’s something we both love watching. Our kids, they love it. I think it’s hopefully in our future."

Ayesha jokingly added, "We watch SNL as a family. Everybody thinks [Steph is] like 'super athlete,' but I actually think he’s a theater nerd like me."

Ayesha also mentioned what she’s been watching with their children on TV nights, sharing that it often leaves her in tears. "With the girls, we’re rewatching This Is Us from season one. So, they’re putting me through that trauma again—where I’m sobbing after every episode." 

The show’s focus on family dynamics clearly resonates with Ayesha, who shares four children with Stephen.

Meanwhile, Stephen talked about the TV differences in their household, revealing that they don't always agree on shows. "Our favorite show to watch together was Game of Thrones," he said.

Reflecting on how the series caused a bit of a rift, he explained, "We started the first three episodes together, and I could feel that she wasn’t necessarily feeling it. And I went on a road trip right after we started watching it, and I just took off. I think I came back from the road trip on season five."

Stephen Curry revealed a hidden passion that Ayesha had no idea about

During their conversation with Vanity Fair, Stephen revealed a hidden passion from his high school days that left Ayesha surprised, as she had no idea about it. Stephen explained, "I think if I had more time in high school, I probably would have done school plays. I did a theater production class though. I was one of those black-shirt kids running around on the stage."

Ayesha was taken aback, asking, "Wait, I never heard this before. How do I not know this? You were a stagehand?"

Stephen then shared, "Chad Fair was my theater production teacher," to which Ayesha responded, "Mr Fair was your theater teacher?" Stephen clarified, "It was an elective, and I had no idea what I was getting myself into, but it was kind of cool."