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Game 4 of NBA Finals Took A Backseat To Sonya And Dell Curry’s Alleged Real-Life ‘Wife Swap’

Black Twitter lost it as the tea spilled about Seth and Stephen Curry’s divorced parents’ new lovers.

On Friday, Dell and Sonya attended Friday night’s Game 4 of the NBA Finals with the Boston Celtics and Golden State Warriors. Although the basketball game was supposed to be the main event, the former married couple’s dates appeared to cause more buzz than the game. 

Dell reportedly appeared with his alleged new girlfriend, and in a real-life Wife Swap gone wrong–Sonya came with her soon-to-be ex-husband’s new bae’s ex-wife. The former pillars of Black love (they were married for 33 years) allegedly traded chocolate for milk as Twitter user @crespo_sarfo pointed out.

“Just remember Sonya and Dell Curry left each other for white folk.”

And Black Twitter offered its two cents.

Black Twitter didn’t stop there. Sleuths on the social media platform quickly shared that Dell and Sonya’s new beaus were married to one another previously. They were reportedly identified as ​​Nicki Smith and former New England Patriots player Steven Johnson. The Curry patriarch accused Sonya of cheating with him Steven last year.

Twitter user @crodge asked, “Wait so Dell and Sonya Curry really out trading ex spouses!?”

Folks quickly reacted to the absurdity of the optics of the situation.

Another person gave some history on Dell and Steven’s relationship.

Sonya and Dell met while the two attended Virginia Tech. After a 33-year marriage, the two called it quits after a year-long trial separation. The matriarch of the family initiated

the divorce last June, citing that her former college sweetheart was unfaithful. The retired baller also claimed that the doting mom engaged in “acts of illicit sexual misconduct.” 

The estranged husband and wife are still battling out in court. 

Anyway, Christmas should be interesting. We wish them the best.

Keka Araujo

The Editorial Director of Sister 2 Sister and News Onyx with a penchant for luxe goods and an expert salsera. Always down to provide a dope take on culture, fashion, travel, beauty, entertainment, celebrities, education, crime, and social issues with an emphasis on the African diaspora. My work can be seen on Blavity, Huffington Post, My Brown Baby, The Root, Very Smart Brothas, The Glow Up and other publications. Featured panelist on NBC, The Grapevine, various podcasts, Blavity, Madame Noire, Latina Magazine and MiTu.