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684K Followers, 1,919 Following, 1,445 Posts - Sydel Curry-Lee (@sydelcurrylee) on Instagram: "•29📍AZ • @dami0nlee wife, Daxon & Daryn mom, 🐶🐶 •📺 A Curry Girl, @domainecurrywine •content creator, mental health advocate •Nothin w/o God".
- She Played Volleyball in College
- She’S A Big Advocate For Mental Health
- She’S Married to NBA Player Damion Lee
- She Has A Locker Room Named After Her at Her Alma Mater
- She Has A Son
- She Is A Taylor Swift Fan
- She Is Expecting Her Second Child
While Sydel didn’t follow in her family’s footsteps when it came to basketball, she did play volleyball at Elon University from 2014 to 2016. She was redshirted as a freshman due to a dislocated knee cap and started playing in 2014. She was underestimateda lot during college, Sydel recalled, with some people even questioning her talent. "I remember...
Sydel is using her platform for good. She’s very open on her Instagram account and on her own blog, "A Curry Girl," about her own struggles with mental health. "I’ve always had a passion for mental health, not that I’ve had to deal with it on my own. I’ve always been curious about the mind and helping others but I really want, literally in a sense,...
Sydel and her now-husband Damion Lee, who plays for the Phoenix Suns, met at a college basketball game while she was at Elon University and he was a student at Drexel University. "He was walking up the stairs, I was sitting in the stands and we kind of made eye contact," she told Munaluchi Bride. After exchanging DMs and going on a few dates, they ...
As a wedding gift, Steph gave his sistersomething pretty special. He had the women’s volleyball locker room at Elon University named after her. "Just want to say congratulations on getting married this weekend, that’s a big occasion, I know it’s crazy," Steph said in a video message. "But we also want to congratulate you on an amazing career at Elo...
On Nov. 26, 2021, Sydel and Lee welcomed a baby boy, Daxon Wardell-Xavier Lee. "No words are enough to describe the bliss of having my sweet son here. We are in newborn bliss and soaking in every single moment," she wrote on Instagram. Ahead of Daxon's birth, Sydel shared photos of her nurseryexclusively with PEOPLE. "We want this to be his place o...
Sydel isn’t just a basketball fan, she’s also a self-proclaimed Swiftie. She shared a photo of herselfon Instagram at the first night of the Eras Tour in Glendale, Arizona. "Went for Paramore, left invested if Betty ever took James back! #erastour Hayley Williams is EVERYTHING & Taylor just did the dang thing! A 3 1/2 hour set is unreal and she did...
On March 21, 2023, Sydel shared a video on Instagramrevealing she and Lee were expecting their second child together alongside the caption, "August 2023 💖For this child we have prayed!" A few weeks later, she shared a close-up of her bumpand wrote, "What a privilege it is to see you grow. To feel you move. To imagine what who you’ll look like. Who...
In November 2017 she launched her YT channel gaining hundreds of subs every week. Sydel wants to bring you along while also shedding light on her mental health journey and trying to change the ...
Dec 13, 2023 · Sydel Curry is an American former college volleyball player, and social media influencer. She comes from a well-known sports family, and is best known for playing with the Elon Phoenix in the CAA (Colonial Athletic Association) Conference.
Oct 23, 2020 · Sydel Curry, the younger sister of NBA star Steph Curry, shares how she met and got engaged to Damion Lee, and how she plans to use her platform to help others with mental health issues. She also reveals her wedding date, her family's influence and her faith in God.
Dec 15, 2022 · Sydel Curry is a former volleyball player, a mental health advocate and a content creator. She is married to basketball player Damion Lee and has a son, Daxon, with him.
Jun 14, 2021 · The daughter of former NBA star Dell Curry and sister of Steph and Seth Curry, Sydel Curry-Lee is a mental health advocate and podcast host. She talks about her journey, her views on religion and therapy, and her sources of joy and purpose.
