Ayesha Curry goes back to troll who trembles her 10 month old son

Get ready for the NBA Finals with this solid score: Ayesha Curry: 1, trolls on the Internet: 0.

Some Instagram users have recently made rude comments about the mother of three. On Tuesday, Ayesha shared a family photo after the fourth game of the Portland Trail Blazers West Conference final between the Golden State Warriors and the Warriors, who won their fifth straight game in the NBA finals. The husband of Ayesha Steph Curry led the team with 37 points and demonstrated his talent for basketball in a series that pitted the Warrior star against his brother Seth Curry.

Despite the brother-brother game, the family game is together and celebrated as a whole.

"Infinitely proud of these guys, the grace and mercy of God continue to cover our family and we are very grateful for it.Not about victories and defeats, it's a family issue," writes she next to the picture. "Moments like these simply put in perspective." But first seek his kingdom and his righteousness, and all this will be given to you also. "- Matthew 6:33"

In the picture, Ayesha holds her 10 month old son Canon W. Jack Curry while Steph stands next to her. A person shot directly at Seasoned life the body of the author and writes: "Are you pregnant again?"

She replied, "Absolutely not LOL, my 30 lb. son breaks my back on every photo."

Another Instagram user then spoke to comment on Canon's body and comment his weight.

"If this child weighs 30 pounds, he has serious health problems," wrote the second person.

Ayesha applauds in return, "Excuse you?" No. Just no.

The 30-year-old gave birth to Canon on July 2nd. He is the third of Currys and their first son. Steph and Ayesha are also parents of Riley Curry, 6 and Ryan Curry, 3.

Before giving birth, Ayesha revealed that she had gone to the hospital five times during her pregnancy. She posted a photo while she was six months pregnant and wrote: "There are only 6 left, praising God because I can finally eat and cook again! Pray for it to stick to me." I've had 5 hospital stays since the New Year and I'm pretty much sucking in life (at least, that's what it feels like .) "

She was also very open about her own body image and other insecurities. She recently elicited reactions after commenting on Jada Pinkett SmithRed Table's Talk about what it was like to be married to an NBA star and the fact that "the ladies will always be hidden, hoping to have their moment and wait."

A few days later, Ayesha added to Instagram a picture of herself throwing a pair of Spanx.

"I've never been inclined to shut out my feelings and emotions, I'm human, it gives me a pure joy to speak in my mind, to be vulnerable sometimes and to know myself thoroughly and at the same time. Outside, "she wrote. "Seeing as Mental Health Awareness Month, I really want to take the time to encourage everyone to tell their truth, no matter their perception, to sneak into a mold or offend." someone, because it's YOUR truth, and it's okay. "

She continued, "If what I'm not afraid to say out loud about being a 30-year-old mother of 3 helps another woman like me to feel that they are not the only ones and are not the only ones to suffer from insecurity (because we have them ALL, if you have the chance to watch the actual RTT and not the headlines and rumors, do it. "

Steph went quickly to his defense and wrote how "proud" he was of his wife for "his authenticity".

He wrote: "Proud of you to be authentic and put yourself outside – do not be afraid of potential bulls – nonsense that could come to you and that hit you. Much more positive than negative with all this. Keep being you. I like you. "

Ayesha opened in a recent interview with Mother working and revealed that she had had a "gag job" during the postpartum depression that had "persisted for a while" after giving birth to Ryan.

She shared: "It took the form of a depression of my body. So I made an unthinking decision. The intention was just to get them up, but I came out with those big boobs that I did not want. the most sloppy boobs work on the planet. They are worse now than before. "

Ayesha said that she "would never do anything like this again" but she added, "I am a lawyer if something makes you happy, who cares about judgment?"