During the Warriors’ ceremony, all eyes were on Steph Curry—until his young son stole the spotlight. Fans couldn’t help but notice one thing, and soon, the internet was buzzing. Whether it was his uncanny resemblance to his dad, his swagger beyond his years, or a moment that melted hearts, one thing was clear—this little Curry was born for the spotlight!
Steph Curry’s son, Canon Curry, stole the spotlight at the jersey retirement ceremony of former Golden State Warriors star Andre Iguodala.
While the whole Dub nation paid tribute to the former NBA player, the 6-year-old Curry attracted the attention of the public because of one little detail.
In a post shared by the NBA’s official Instagram account, the 36-year-old point guard was spotted courtside in black Iguodala merch. Beside him was his son, and they were caught doing their signature handshake.
Aside from the sweet gesture, fans also noticed Canon Curry’s outfit. Steph Curry’s son looked dapper in an off-white long-sleeve shirt jacket paired with beige pants.
The most noticeable part of his look was the footwear, which prompted interesting reactions from fans.
The public was in awe of how Canon Curry rocked cowboy boots.
“Lmaoo why the cowboy boots, Canon lmaoo,” one wrote.
“Who gave him that boot?” a fan jokingly asked.
“Steph got him on the classic cowboy boots,” another user remarked, while a commenter thought it was Steph Curry’s wife and said, “Canon fought Ayesha to put them boots on.”
The little one also earned admiration from fans, with one remarking, “His little boots though!”
The same sentiment was echoed by another, who expressed, “It’s the boots for me lol,” while someone else noted, “Okay, boots!!!”
The four-time NBA champion and Ayesha Curry shared four children: Riley, Ryan, Canon and their youngest Caius.
The matriarch previously told People how they got Canon’s name.
“France is one of our favorite places to vacation, and so his name’s actually French and it means young wolf,” she explained, adding that the NBA star fell in love with the name because they consider their family a “wolf pack.”
